Anonymous Glitter

Of all the things I’d ever considered sending (or wished upon) an enemy, glitter is one I’d never thought of. In school glitter was one of my least favorite items to work with because it really does get everywhere. In fact, glitter was one of those things in my classroom that only came out a couple of crafty times during the school year, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and Mother’s Day. Whether the classroom had carpet or tile flooring once the glitter came out, no matter how carefully used, it was there to stay. That said, if you should receive some glitter in the mail and it isn't on your Valentine’s Day card, it might be anonymous glitter sent from someone who is NOT your friend. For a penny less than $10 you can go online and have copious amounts of glitter sent anonymously to an enemy. It will arrive within a note letting the receiver know that they are considered an enemy and when opened will cause the glitter to leave itself (an unpleasant reminder) unpleasantly all over. Of course of all the things the internet has to offer these days, this is just one glittering example.