Thank you Zazzle for sponsoring this post. All opinions stated are that of my own.
Fourth of July is a very important holiday for this country. It is also a very important holiday to me personally that allows me to reflect—on the idea of what it is like to immigrate from another country—one that does not give you the freedoms and the luxuries that the United States does, knowing how different my life could have been, and more importantly realizing that there would have never been an Andrew and I and therefore no Elliana and Graham— are just a few things that I think about this time of year.
One thing that I learned since coming to the United States is that people love their country. When they celebrate, they really celebrate. When they bleed red, white, and blue, they do. It is in the color of their shoes, the design of their sunglasses, and the hand flag that they hold in their right hand. They sing loud and they sing proud. And that? Well that is pretty great.
Showing off our country and what we stand for in the products that we own is just one way for us to show our appreciation to the history of our land. When I was browsing through Zazzle, I was amazed by the thousands upon thousands of products that did just that— example of pride in each and every design. From shirts to ties to posters and invites and coolers and even bibs. I tell you what, Zazzle has it all figured out.
And even after the holiday, I will know where to go when I need a unique {and in abundance} design for my birthday party needs, business cards, clothing, monogrammed gifts, and more.
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