Hello all. I hope this day finds you well. We love our shop as most of you know. We love to make it feel like home for all who come in. We have an awesome extended family (consignees, gamers, shoppers). It's as important to me as my immediate family. We have been open for an entire year. We have been through some rough patches but have pulled through. We have been blessed and graced by our Higher Power.
We have some things to think about in the following weeks. We are looking into a building that we might be able to buy and eventually own. This would be perfect as it would fit all that we want to do in it. However, if we are unable (through the help of an investor) buy the building, we will have to fall on our plan "B" to keep the store alive. It would mean we would have to move to a smaller building. I don't know how that will work, but we will just have to make do if necessary.
I wish it wasn't so hard for mom and pop stores to stay afloat let a lone try and make a living so we can keep our houses. (just sayin') Support local business, it helps more than you know. Yeah, it may be a dollar or two more than that big store, but just remember $20 is a drop in the bucket to a big store. But, $20 to a mom and pop store can buy gas for their car or food for the table.
Stay Small and Stay Strong!
And as always SKO!
We have some things to think about in the following weeks. We are looking into a building that we might be able to buy and eventually own. This would be perfect as it would fit all that we want to do in it. However, if we are unable (through the help of an investor) buy the building, we will have to fall on our plan "B" to keep the store alive. It would mean we would have to move to a smaller building. I don't know how that will work, but we will just have to make do if necessary.
I wish it wasn't so hard for mom and pop stores to stay afloat let a lone try and make a living so we can keep our houses. (just sayin') Support local business, it helps more than you know. Yeah, it may be a dollar or two more than that big store, but just remember $20 is a drop in the bucket to a big store. But, $20 to a mom and pop store can buy gas for their car or food for the table.
Stay Small and Stay Strong!
And as always SKO!
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