Overwhelmed
no, not completely, just kind of…
sales for October usually are about double what they were in August and this year is no exception, that is why we start running out of stuff faster than we can restock and the same thing happens to our suppliers so even they are out of stuff that we should not be out of because I’ve been trying to order it since before we ran out. On top of that Xilia is sick this week so we’ve been short handed. But we’re getting orders out and as far as I can tell I’m caught up with replying to questions, though I am a bit behind in personal correspondences so if you haven’t heard from me chances are I am thinking about writing you the nice long letter you deserve and am just waiting for that moment that I feel caught up. After I get orders pulled I want to post a review of the Super Marled socks because I am loving a pair right now and want to share the joy with you, my sockiest of friends, til then, happy toes!
Here’s another picture of happy paws, Lola & one of her best buds Roscoe…
October 5th, 2005 at 11:23 am
Looks like it was fun for everyone.
October 5th, 2005 at 11:57 am
lola!!! roscoe!!! CUTE!!! ;)
October 5th, 2005 at 5:34 pm
Here in Adelaide we appreciate your hard work – all the socks you sent us are lovely! Friends in my choir saw them last night and want to be in on the next order in a months or so, so be prepared! ;) Cute puppies, BTW!
October 5th, 2005 at 8:54 pm
I wish my dogs could just go run around free like that. My older dog used to when he was little.
October 5th, 2005 at 10:52 am
Roscoe’s a Rhodesian Ridgeback, about 8 months old and just as soft & sweet as can be! yesterday he was one of over 20 dogs that were at the dog park that Lola plays at. Our other dog, Jake is a Catahoula Leopard dog and doesn’t get along well with other dogs which makes us sad because he would have so much fun if he could just realize the other dogs aren’t trying to hurt him (he’s been attacked by strange dogs in the past and it brought on the fear agression which we slowly but surely work through).