T-Shirt Tuesday: Pope Wannabe

This week's featured t-shirt is this design featuring our Birdorable Cardinal thinking "One day I'm going to be the Pope!". This is a funny design for birdwatchers, backyard birders and cardinal lovers. Cardinal is just one step away from Pope, after all.

Birdorable Cardinal wants to be the Pope

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