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  1. #1
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    HI Denise,

    I want to have a shirt that I wear a lot, because I like it. If it sucks, then it won't get worn and the message won't get out.

    NAnci
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    "...I'm like the cycling version of the guy in Flowers for Algernon." Mike Magnuson

  2. #2
    Kitsune06 Guest
    I second the v-neck, technical, etc.

    Just a shirt that's comfortable enough that I can feel able to wear it often. The more questions I can get on it the better.
    I also second the Cafe Press idea. I had a friend who had a shop there... not sure if it still exists, but if we can agree on a logo or text that is thought-provoking, beautiful and appropriate to the situation (how would YOU want the shirt to look, if you were her, looking down on all the women discussing it?)
    It's certainly an honorable vision, but Denise has a point, and I'm just saying we need to make sure it's something Jennifer would have approved of (if there's any way we can do so) maybe asking her family, or something?

  3. #3
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    I third the v-neck tech.
    Jennifer

    “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”
    -Mahatma Gandhi

    "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit."
    -Aristotle

  4. #4
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    Good Idea but

    I like the idea but whenever you are dealing with a death like this, I think it is really important that the people closest to the decedent have a say in the matter! If they don't like the idea, then we should honor their wishes and not do it.

    Don't care what the t shirt is made of.

  5. #5
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    I don't know a tasteful way to do it, but to me the most important part of Jennifer's story is how hard she fought. That's the part that I carry with me. That's the part that just sings in my veins.

    “Hey, clearly failure doesn’t deter me!”

 

 

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