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Winter doesn’t equate to going back to black as outerwear during this season would suggest. Color your world (or at least your walls, ceilings, and tables) with a cheerful sprinkling of lively hues in the form of glass sculptures, paintings, and lighting from The Artful Home.

And don’t leave your wallet in the cold. Keep it feeling rosy and full of green when redeeming the free coupon for 15% off all art by February 26!

Now that you have the discount, it’s time to go wild. Check out my top picks:

The Guy With Broccoli On His Head Did It

Brent Skidmore’s playful mirrors get your attention by the name alone. And young-at-heart goofballs like me will love the design – oval mirrors topped with hats, crowns, hearts, and more.

Techno Hand Clock

Tick-’Talk’ to the hand? Try just reading it for the time. Plus, quirky romantics will get a kick out of this unique timepiece because “Love Waits/Time Passes/Love Lives” is the sweet engraved message.

Fruit Bowl Centerpiece

Here’s art as a food group. Feed your eyes with a daily serving of this beautiful glass sculpture featuring a gold-foil apple, pear, and plum.

‘Spiffify’ your pad today with affordable The Artful Home masterpieces that add the zing to your décor.

If you love reading The New Yorker for its whip-smart journalism and sophisticated fiction, this special coupon offer by The Cartoon Bank is right up your alley. Get 10% off your first order when you become a Club Member by March 31!

For comics with humorous social commentary on popular culture and politics, you won’t get more avant-garde work. How about a print of Che Guevara wearing a Bart Simpson t-shirt?

One of my favorites is by Barbara Smaller. In a bustling department store, one woman tells a cashier, “I try to keep the Christmas spirit by having credit-card debt all year long.”

If you like poking fun at red tape, you’ll appreciate the sarcasm of Frank Cotham’s March 17, 1997 frame featuring two men sitting in an office, facing each other with a desk in between. One man says, “It’s always cozy in here. We’re insulated by layers of bureaucracy.”

Are you a cat lover? You’ll want to get custom boxed cartoon note cards (complete with envelopes) featuring Leo Cullum’s funny comic. A man tells a cat sitting near the litter box, “Never, ever, think outside the box.”

At The Cartoon Bank, you’ll also find novelty umbrellas, snow globes, books, and other gifts that showcase The New Yorker’s intelligent wit. Buy them now for less!

We’ve only got one coupon today…

And we’ve only got one solution for National Chocolate Mint Day: Fannie May! Fannie May Candies, that is. Feast upon Mint Meltaways (regular or no-sugar added) to your heart’s content. Coated in milk chocolate or pastel green, these chocolate mint cream centers practically melt in your mouth. You can even order them in pastel pink coating; 10% of the proceeds will go to supporting Breast Cancer Awareness and an additional 10% will be matched by the Coleman Foundation!

Order a box or 12 (to share… with me). You’ll get free shipping on orders of $20 or more. Mint Meltaways blow those little chocolate mint sticks out of the water – and I love those little chocolate mint sticks. I hope I don’t get any little chocolate mint stick lovers sending hate mail my way now. Shoot.

February 19th - Tuesday is music day at This Day in History. Or at least, this Tuesday is music day because there’s definitely a theme running through today’s fascinating factoids. Strap on your dancing shoes, because we’re going to tripping the light fantastic down memory lane.

1878 – Edison Patents the Phonograph – He played the first tune for his mother Nancy, who noted: ‘You call that music? In my day we had singers.’ In honor of this day, turn your stereo up to 11. If you aren’t annoying the neighbors, get something more powerful. Save 6% on home audio electronics at Second Act.

2005 – NASA Probe Maps Mars – Remember the song, Pump Up The Volume? Do you remember the name of the group? M.A.R.R.S. Okay that’s a stretch, but I told you this was music day so I have to deliver. Speaking of deliver, Wolfgang’s Vault will deliver cool music gear right to your door. Get 10% off merchandise and 20% off apparel.

Famous Birthdays

• Smokey Robinson, 67 – The singer of Bein’ With You is as cool as ice.
• Falco, 1957 – The Austrian singer behind Rock Me Amadeus was decidedly less so.