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lizziebelle) wrote2009-03-06 07:04 pm
lizziebelle) wrote2009-03-06 07:04 pm
'twas a day
My day started out iffy, with a customer who was upset that I hadn't called him about our new website. I apologized profusely (and repeatedly), as it was unlike me not to have called him (he's a regular customer); I proceeded to show him the website, and he bought a package. Go me. Then I checked my notes after he left, and I did indeed call him, on Jan. 21, and left him a message. Ha!
Then my boss brought me out some ads she'd clipped from a free pennysaver-type paper that she'd picked up, one of which was another regular customer of mine. She suggested calling him about the Home Show map, which I did, and he bought an ad. Woo hoo!
The rest of the day was pretty busy, which is good. Things are picking up.
It was my boss' birthday today, and someone baked brownies. Then Joe from Armata's brought more brownies, just like the one I posted a pic of a couple weeks ago (though much smaller). Snagged one of those for dessert tonight. :9
I was treated to a very pretty sunset on the way home: the sun was huge, and the color of molten metal. The sky was rose and copper, and the crows were making their way to their roost by the hundred. By the time I got to Westfield, the sky had faded to lavender, and by the time I got home, midnight blue. It was glorious.
Then my boss brought me out some ads she'd clipped from a free pennysaver-type paper that she'd picked up, one of which was another regular customer of mine. She suggested calling him about the Home Show map, which I did, and he bought an ad. Woo hoo!
The rest of the day was pretty busy, which is good. Things are picking up.
It was my boss' birthday today, and someone baked brownies. Then Joe from Armata's brought more brownies, just like the one I posted a pic of a couple weeks ago (though much smaller). Snagged one of those for dessert tonight. :9
I was treated to a very pretty sunset on the way home: the sun was huge, and the color of molten metal. The sky was rose and copper, and the crows were making their way to their roost by the hundred. By the time I got to Westfield, the sky had faded to lavender, and by the time I got home, midnight blue. It was glorious.
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I would love to do brunch. Count me in! Just let me know what time to be there, and what to bring. :)
Miss you, too!
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I love being able to say, "A ha! I did call you/send that letter!!" I'm sure you handled the situation with grace and aplomb and congratulations on selling the package.
Have you been watching Dollhouse, by the way? It hasn't hit its Whedonesque stride, but it should get there.
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