7 Last Minute Gifts Your Can Email or Print

Procrastinators unite! It’s that special person’s birthday or (Insert holiday here) and you forgot to get a gift! Never fear, instead of running to the store or fretting that it’s going to be a belated gift, we’ve got you covered on fantastic last minute presents you can simply email or print.

Entertainment Subscriptions

There’s a subscription to just about everything these days. Give the gift of entertainment by giving access to websites such as Spotify, Pandora, Hulu, Netflix, Ebooks, New York Times, and more! These subscriptions come in handy for the on-the go individual as most can be used from smartphones or by logging on at any computer. Continue reading →

We’ve all been there. Struggling to write something uniquely sincere or produces a ‘LOL’ moment from your birthday card receiver. Either it comes out maudlin and overreaching, or so skimpy there’s no sentiment… or worst of all, it sounds befuddled and just plain whackadoodle (though frankly, we prefer wackadoodle to the other two for sheer entertainment value). Writing a decent message, whether it goes with a gift or standalone, is actually pretty easy if you follow these helpful tips for writing a great birthday card.

Tips for Writing a Great Birthday Card

1. Determine the Tone

Keeping in mind who the card is for will help you adjust the tone for the card. Obviously, a card to your mom will be much more sentimental compared to a card for a co-worker, which would be much more professionally cordial. You can think of that person’s personality as well. Are they funny or more serious?

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If you’re a pug fan—or you know someone who is a pug fan—our singing pugs birthday ecard is a perfect choice. Where else can you hear pugs singing instead of making that snorting, grunting sounds? (Not that those snorting, grunting sounds aren’t simply adorable.)

How about these interesting pug facts to stick in your pipe?

• Pugs have been around since 400 B.C. making them one of the oldest breeds of dogs.

• The pug started off in China and was bred by Chinese royalty.

• Buddhist monasteries considered the pug a religious symbol.

• The Chinese so revered their precious pugs that they refused to trade them with the new world for hundreds of years. The pug didn’t appear in Europe until the 1800’s.

• Famous pug owners include: Marie Antoinette, Queen Victoria, Jessica Alba, Kelly Osbourne, Tori Spelling and Paula Abdul.

• The pug has been listed in the top 20 dog breeds as determined by the American Kennel Club.

So pass on some pug love today and send our one-of-a-kind Singing Pug Birthday e-card today!