::Leader Board:: Ahnko Honu Takes The Lead Chapter 17!

Mim said:

Hunger Games: Catching Fire....

SOOOOOOO Good!
GO SEE IT!
Seriously, even better than the first!

And I was SO proud of Nolan. We went to what we figured would be the least populated theater at the least popular time. About 15 peeps. Not bad.
He only yelled out twice. And at that is was slight. I could hear him sniffing and doing this quiet grunt he is trying to do when he is subdueing it. But seriously, that kid is a champ.
And we had a follow up with his primary doctor. She is going to see if the insurance will cover and MRI. Because he has gone down hill so quick and honestly, it will probably show nothing, but you hate to think you did not have one... just in case. She gave him a new medicine to try with his Zoloft as well and a new medicine to ask about. I am gathering as many resources as possible for him.

Anyway, a good day! Productive in all things family and the couple orders I got in today could wait until tomorrow since it is Saturday and whether it was sent today or tomorrow it gets to its destination Monday anyway!

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PereBourik said:

Went to see High School production of South Pacific. This is a military town and the show reflected some of that. The kids did a great job with it. The Nellie Forbush actor, our veterinarian's daughter, stole the show. Just knocked it out. They had a display of WWII pacific war headlines as we entered the theater.

November is a harsh month. We've had Veterans' Day, we're still deep in Afghanistan, domestic politicians can barely sugarcoat their hatred for one another, and I'm in Kansas so I never know who's packing.

I read a great book about the admirals conducting the Pacific war. Spending time in Hawaii made it more real somehow. Good thing Thanksgiving is coming to force me to accentuate the positive.

On that note...
Good night PoHos near and far.

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consitter said:

True. Now that I think about it, most of the people I've known that work in kitchens are single, or are seeing others that work at the resaurant.

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cashew said:

Honestly, it's not worth it to go to school.
Kitchens don't care what school you went to, they just wanna see you move fast and not screw up. Realistically, when you first work in a restaurant, don't expect to do much to food except peel things, wash things, carry things, sweep things and did I mention wash things?

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teruterubouzu said:

So glad you and Nolan had a good time. And you ship those orders out fast. Dang, girl!

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Mim said:

I am awful about returning voice mails (phone anxiety... sucks to be a uke dealer with that... don't ask... it is weird)
If I have a lot of orders I can get behind on e-mails.

But where I have it right is, I ship uke orders out the same or next day. If you are east coast, or a soprano on the west coast. That sucker gets there in 2 days and peeps are shocked!
Hehe! I love when people say "I got it so fast I cant believe it."

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Mim said:

Good Day Sunshines!

Levi went hunting with my nephew today. Apparently my dad's cows chased him into a swamp. They got settled, my nephew settled in, ended up putting his head down after about an hour. A deer finally shows he gets anxious and shoots before it was really in range. Haha! Poor Levi.

My mom invited all the kids over. They are just going to hang. I am going to finish my orders. Then go over there and go through my dad's old barn to find anything uke display worthy. He said he has some old house interior doors I can have. Hmmmm... Not sure what I can do with them, but I will see if I can think of something because that might be super cool.

I like rummaging through stuff. So it will be fun to see what I can come up with.

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Mim said:

Oh, the guy who cussed me out last week just wrote me a super nice letter and apologized, explained his reaction, how he knew he went overboard, and that he still wants the uke.

Good. I am the type of person who hates to think anyone might be mad at me. Friend or not. I like to make peeps happy.

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teruterubouzu said:

You could probably make a uke display out of old interior doors.

Here is a pic from pinterest.



Or maybe a chalkboard sign to welcome your customers - point out specials.



Have fun rummaging through your dad's things. It's fun hearing about your shop coming together. Looking forward to more pics too!

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Mim said:

Oh, the guy who cussed me out last week just wrote me a super nice letter and apologized, explained his reaction, how he knew he went overboard, and that he still wants the uke.

Good. I am the type of person who hates to think anyone might be mad at me. Friend or not. I like to make peeps happy.

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