I received a mysterious package in the mail Wednesday afternoon. It was addressed to my BF but I had a sneaky suspicion it was for me. I had lost my composure and tore into the box before realizing I should have called him first. With popcorn strewn all over the table, I picked up my cell and dialed his number. Here's how the convo went:
Me: "hey babe"
BF: "hey, whats up?"
Me: "I think I got a package, but it's addressed to you… can I open it?"
BF: "you already opened it, didn't you?"
Me: "I LOVE them, thank you thank you thank you!"
BF: "wow."
That's pretty much the story about how these turkish copper mugs came into my life…
My BF says I've been talking his ear off about copper things for too long. I swear, it was only like one 15-minute convo. Maybe he found out about my visit to Home Depot, where I wandered the plumbing aisle for an hour, touching all the copper piping and fittings. In my defense, I was mulling over various DIY projects in which I could possibly incorporate a copper elbow fitting.
So, in celebration of owning a killer set of Turkish copper mugs, I whipped up a few images I found where I thought copper was best utilized. Prepare yourself, you may start feeling like I do and want to begin hoarding all things copper.
Maybe you think I'm insane, but I think copper is pretty incredible.
Back to the mugs. My BF says these mugs are meant to keep me quiet tie me over until we move out, but I know deep down they're a thank you gift for sitting at the car dealership for 7 hours last saturday, on his behalf. I like us. We like to do nice things for each other :)
PS: please pin from original sources, thank you!!
Awww! You guys are so adorable! Love the copper and wish I still had all my pieces to give to you from the 90’s. Grandma and I were similarly fans!