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Multiple sclerosis fundraising walks are fantastic events that people of all ages can take part in. Raising money for the cause is at the core of everything we do at The Home T so you might say we are big fans of these walks. A number of events took place over the weekend, and there’s one […]

Dancing with the Stars is now in it’s 10th season, but up until last night I’d never really watched the show. I of course knew of the show, but I’m a bit more of a NCIS and Suits kind of guy. For whatever reason my wife and I started watching Dancing with the Stars last night.

Familiar with The Bachelor TV show on ABC? They just aired the finale a few days ago and, I have to admit, we’ve become quite the fan of the show. Especially when everyone from the host to The Bachelor himself have worn The Home T. It’s pretty wild! Here, take a photo journey with me.

Isn’t it funny how certain things and conversations can stop you in your tracks?

That’s what happened during a recent conversation with a woman named Stephanie.

My call to her was part of a routine customer service inquiry, but during the conversation she started talking about the fact that she has multiple sclerosis. After a little back and forth she said,

“I just got my latest MRI results back and there were no new developments. I’m so happy about that.”

Last Sunday my wife and I were walking up 9th avenue back to our apartment in New York City and saw the most amazing thing.

It was one of those moments where you have to do a double take because you’ve seen something that seemed too good to be true?

What we saw was a little kid sitting in a chair on the sidewalk behind a wooden table. On the front of the table was a sign that read, “Tristan’s Art Shop.” Next to the table there was a stand holding what appeared to be holiday cards.

This is the time of year when brands such as The Home T get really busy.

We’re printing. We’re shipping. We’re ordering product. We’re answering your calls and emails. There’s simply a ton of stuff going on and it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos.

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is just about as connected to Thanksgiving as turkey is.

Each year tons of people flock to New York City to see the parade, but there may be something that is even cooler than seeing the parade itself. And that’s seeing the balloons being blown up the night before.

It’s amazing how many random facts you can learn about a state.

Our “Did you know?” series will take you state by state and educate you on random facts, some of which are well known (to some) and others are obscure.