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Heart Hot Cold T-Shirt Size XXXL 3XL
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Here is a black, pre-worn T-Shirt, size XXXL (3XL) from Ace of Hearts that has a graphic on the front of the T-Shirt of a heart with flames at the top and ice and icicles at the bottom of the heart. INSIDE the heart, a switch (like a light switch) with the words HOT and COLD so your heart goes HOT and COLD. Nothing on the back. The T-Shirt measures just under 28 inches measured across the chest measured under the arms and from the back of the neck band to the bottom hem is 30 inches---just a little short for a T-Shirt of this size. No holes or stains and 100% HEAVIER cotton.
And just so you know... Every January 31st is Inspire Your Heart With Art Day.
Sounds straightforward enough. Go to a gallery, theatre, cinema, or music venue, and soak up the art. Remember the instruction, though: Inspire Your Heart.
Have you noticed how edgy the arts have been getting lately? It’s not about truth and beauty any more. Artists want to shock you. That’s their new raison d’etre, and while it might thrill and enrage you, it’s not necessarily good for your heart.
So the key to getting the most out of this day is being selective about your art, and choosing something that will inspire your heart rather than expire it. With anything before 1967 you should be on fairly safe ground, but particularly recommended would be Turner (painting), Beethoven (Music) or Shakespeare (The Whole of Human Life). You know what you like of course: Go consume it!
And just so you know... Every January 31st is Inspire Your Heart With Art Day.
Sounds straightforward enough. Go to a gallery, theatre, cinema, or music venue, and soak up the art. Remember the instruction, though: Inspire Your Heart.
Have you noticed how edgy the arts have been getting lately? It’s not about truth and beauty any more. Artists want to shock you. That’s their new raison d’etre, and while it might thrill and enrage you, it’s not necessarily good for your heart.
So the key to getting the most out of this day is being selective about your art, and choosing something that will inspire your heart rather than expire it. With anything before 1967 you should be on fairly safe ground, but particularly recommended would be Turner (painting), Beethoven (Music) or Shakespeare (The Whole of Human Life). You know what you like of course: Go consume it!















