The STAR TREK 2021 WALL CALENDAR is 12 month calendar for 2021 that features images from the original Star Trek series. The title of the episode is listed below the image. My favorite images are April, which features a snapshot from “Mirror Mirror,” and July, which features an photo from “Pluto’s Stepchildren.” Makes a great gift for any fan of the original Star Trek.
Instead
of promoting this as a calendar that comes with a print, the MARY ENGELBREIT 2021
COLLECTIBLE PRINT WITH WALL CALENDAR is a print that comes with a 2021
calendar. The print is a 9” x 12” print that is suitable for framing. The
calendar that features 16 months (September – December 2020 are included on one
page of the calendar). Normally, having
the last months of a year on the next year calendar would be a benefit, but
2020 has been so bad, you might just want to ignore that section all together
and rip it out once January 2021 is over. The images are full of the sweet and
homespunny paintings Engelbreit has become known. My favorite images are the
one for July (which features a little boy and his dog sitting outside next to
the front porch decked in American flags) and November (which reminds us to “Give
Thanks for Blessings Already on Their Way”). Fans of Mary Engelbreit will
probably really enjoy this calendar as a gift, but it’s also suitable to give
to anyone in general.
When I was a kid, my Mom used to have a really cute Advent Calendar that we used each year to count down the days to Christmas. I’ve always had a soft spot for them. I’ve also been a lifelong fan of Norman Rockwell; he’s my favorite artist of all time. So, the METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART NORMAN ROCKWELL POP-UP ADVENT CALENDAR is the perfect item for someone like me. The calendar itself unfolds into a rather large display of Rockwell’s painting “Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas.” The windows of the calendar are 2 inches squared and each one features a different Norman Rockwell painting. There are also some slide action pieces. Overall, it’s a rather impressive Advent Calendar filled with the art of Norman Rockwell.
