Spread Cheer and Kindness

Posted on October 20, 2012 by The Daily Quipple

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Happy Sweetest Day! This lovely holiday originated in Cleveland, OH and was formed around the idea of giving a little joy (in the form of candy!) to orphans, the elderly, and others in need. We at TDQ hope that our quipples bring you a dose of joy, today and every day, and we love this holiday and its mission! The world desperately needs more joy, cheer, and kindness. Let’s all do our part on this Sweetest Day and try to do something nice for someone! Whether you give them sweets or are just sweet to them, it will make both their day and yours much sweeter.

Ahhhh, Autumn!

Posted on September 22, 2012 by The Daily Quipple

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It should come as no surprise that all of us at TDQ love color. We also love trees. Naturally, this means we adore Autumn! There is just a magical feeling in the air as the leaves begin to change colors, float through the air, and then make that delicious crunching sound underneath our feet. T secretly believes the leaves have personalities and love the chance to explode into vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow knowing they are bringing people joy.

Happy Autumnal Equinox from The Daily Quipple!

What is YOUR favorite thing about this season? Please share in the comments!

Shiver Me Timbers!

Posted on September 19, 2012 by The Daily Quipple

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Avast ye, me hearties! If ye wish fer some good booty, be sure to enter th’ giveaway t’ be posted later on this finest o’ days! Open to all ye Bucaneers and Landlubbers alike, even to th’ Scallywags among ye! J, K, & T be puttin’ in th’ Heave Ho to give th’ winner a beauty of a prize.

(TDQ’s support of this holiday is in good fun, meant to embrace the silly side of life! Visit this site to learn more about this day, and particularly note the distinction they make about real pirates being bad, but this day being whimsically worthwhile anyway.)