Review on Underground Toys Doctor Tardis Cookie by Megan Edwards

I have to admit that when I first found this biscuit tin I had no intention of storing biscuits in it as we desperately needed a place to store our imported tea bags. When it arrived I gave it to my wife as a birthday present and we immediately put a full box of PG Tips tea bags in this tiny Tardis. It didn't even come close to filling the glass. At the time of this writing, not only have we put our tea for breakfast, but all of our herbal tea, instant coffee, hot chocolate mix, kitchen broom and dust pan, some rugs, chew toys tossed by our dogs, four boxes of items back. from Road and Track magazine, 1977, garden hose and reel, two kayaks, four intact vintage motorcycles, a nine-foot lab cabinet with a stainless steel top, a breakfast table and two chairs, an eight-foot ladder that we no longer use. , cello, three guitars (one electric), 160 sq. Block of blue jewelry wax, every piece of clothing I've ever received for Christmas, every sci-fi paperback in the house with a touch of sexism, a rain barrel, summer wheels and tires for two cars, an air duct. a mattress with a hole we can't find and a remake of a 1986 Jaguar sedan I bought for parts. The house looks amazing and there is still room in this cookie jar!