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GET READY TO "AWWWW" – The black Lab puppies in this 2024 wall calendar are so adorable, you'll never want to take it down! Perfect for black Lab owners and puppy lovers of all ages, this calendar features 12 photos of Labs in irresistibly cute scenes: relaxing in the grass, taking a well-deserved snooze and posing happily for the camera. Each month also features a quote from famous dog-lovers like Meg Donohue, Orhan Pamuk, Samuel Butler and more..LIFE, BEAUTIFULLY ORGANIZED – Better photos, better organization. We handpicked our stunning images from only the best photographers in the world. Red Ember calendars simply look beautiful on any wall. STURDY & DURABLE – You know it's a Red Ember calendar because it lasts! Unlike other cheap, thin calendars, Red Ember calendars do not curl up, rip out and fall off your wall. Display it beautifully in your home or office, all year long!.CLUTTER FREE – You have more writing space because we use just one language, English. We don’t include obscure non-U.S./Canadian holidays, which frees up even more space. Oversized daily blocks (1.5” x 1.85”) give you extra room for jotting down tasks and appointments. Includes moon phases, too. Size Closed: 12 x 12 inches. Size Open: 12 x 24 inches..DESIGNED & MANAGED IN THE USA – Red Ember is a family-owned business based in Reno, Nevada. BONUS 14-MONTH LAYOUT – Includes a 2-page full calendar layout for November & December 2023 (no images), in addition to 12 months of 2024. Pre-punched holes make it easy to hang your calendar sturdily on any hook, nail or thumbtack..PERFECT GIFT – Makes a great gift for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, or “just because.” A calendar is ideal for that hard-to-buy-for person, a great last-minute or surprise gift. You will be thanked all year long for this thoughtful present. HUGE SELECTION – We have over 300 unique calendars to choose from. Nature, travel, outer space, cats, dogs, cute animals, spirituality, organization and fine art are just some of the many categories in our Amazon store.
