Just because you can't find a banana duck in the wild, doesn't mean you can't have one in your house.
"I, an adult woman, cannot remember the last time I bought a box of tissues for my home . It may have been when I most recently had a sinus infection, which I guess was two-plus years ago.
But now that I’m playing house as a grown-ass person in an apartment to myself, I’m trying to be *responsible*. So obviously buying thisPerhaps the reason I’ve been so bad at keeping around a box of tissues is because tissues just look...kind of ugly out in the open. But not with this lil’ cover!
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