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Toothbrush holder's new owner

We delivered the toothbrush holder to own friends, Matt and Kana to "match" up with the soap dispenser they bought from me from the show last November.  They seems to like it.  :)
Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada

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Bianca said…
That’s great. What does the holder look like? It must look pretty good! Mine’s pretty simple. It just has two colors: black and white. But I like it because it blends well with the black and white theme of my bathroom.

Bianca Jackson
March 14, 2012 at 11:32:00 AM EDT
Landon said…
@Bianca: I’m not sure if you’re also doing it, but we have a certain color for our toothbrushes for each one in the family. Blue, violet, yellow, green and orange. Then, we all decided to come up with a red toothbrush holder. Ahuh! Yeah, you guessed it right! It’s as if we’re trying to achieve rainbow colors. Hahaha!

Landon Heath
November 15, 2012 at 3:33:00 PM EST
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