I wasn't sure where to post this, because it's not an idea for the next video. It's an idea for a shirt. Cathe, I'd love a shirt that has your quote of "You get out of it what you put into it." I can't even remember which videos I've heard you say that in, but when things get tough (in life, or in a workout), those are the words I often say to myself.
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Just a couple of ideas if Jenn A or Cathe can't do this for you ... if you have a screen-printing shop/t-shirt shop (my small town has one) you can go there and pick out your shirt and have them mock-it up for you and print it on the shirt. These types of shops usually sell shirts for little league teams, school teams, work-related teams, fund-raisers, community events, family reunions, and just-for-fun. And it's not that expensive either. Another option if you have a printer at home is to purchase heat-transfer paper (I just bought some while at the grocery store this week and Walmart sells them as well as Amazon) and print the saying out on the transfer paper (be sure to follow the directions as you may need to buy paper for a laser or inkjet printer and you may need to print it out "mirror image") and then just use an iron to transfer it to a shirt you own. Obviously there won't be any Cathe logo or anything but you'll have the saying and can make it with whatever font you want and place it where ever you want on the shirt.
.Just a couple of ideas if Jenn A or Cathe can't do this for you ... if you have a screen-printing shop/t-shirt shop (my small town has one) you can go there and pick out your shirt and have them mock-it up for you and print it on the shirt. These types of shops usually sell shirts for little league teams, school teams, work-related teams, fund-raisers, community events, family reunions, and just-for-fun. And it's not that expensive either. Another option if you have a printer at home is to purchase heat-transfer paper (I just bought some while at the grocery store this week and Walmart sells them as well as Amazon) and print the saying out on the transfer paper (be sure to follow the directions as you may need to buy paper for a laser or inkjet printer and you may need to print it out "mirror image") and then just use an iron to transfer it to a shirt you own. Obviously there won't be any Cathe logo or anything but you'll have the saying and can make it with whatever font you want and place it where ever you want on the shirt.