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There's a mug for every situation - Don't have a lot of time to drink it = small mug Need all the caffeine= big mug Feeling sassy = cartoon/novelty mug Feeling classy = fancy mug Need a hug = good ol' dependable mug #mugsformoods

My novelty mugs and I are hilarious but my real sin in mug selection is insisting on using my arrowhead mug despite a large chip creating a potential hazard. Mug is: - good volume (>12oz) - has a bear on it - good heavy base, less tipping risk - from arrowhead - never too hot on outside

You know how sometimes an elderly relative will have a "collection" - spoons, bells, magnets? Always an easy gift! My husband's aunt had a "mug" collection. When she passed away, she must have had 100's of mugs. They set out all of her mugs on tables, for people to select one to take in her memory.

I’m so picky about my mugs! They have to have a FLAT bottom so I don’t knock it over. See-through for coffee, tall for tea. Too wide and hot drinks cool off quickly. Bell bottoms are just no.

Apparently I’m once again the freak in the convo. I don’t use mugs, cuz I don’t drink tea, coffee, hot chocolate, or any hot drink for that matter. I’m a tumbler kinda guy. Enjoy your mugs everybody. Or whatever you guzzle with.

Rate my setup - four sausage finger comfort - Trekkie but not too showy about it - vintage, yet "modern sized" - bonus stolen Heineken coaster

My first year of U of T there was still a By Way on Bloor and I got this one. Now it’s only for tea. I used to have a royal blue one as well but it met a grisly end on the ceramic tile of my kitchen floor.

I played this commercial for my almost (four days to go) 97 year old special mom, then asked her if she had a favourite mug –– and she wouldn't tell me what it was!😲 Here's mine, 'cause I don't mind sharing.🤨