Stash Enhancement

Nov 09, 2006 13 Replies
L

I finally got to my LNS which is closing shortly. She had a sale, but there wasn't very much that I wanted and the threads and fabrics weren't sale priced at all. I did manage to get a Drawn Thread Souvenirs chart at a 25% discount, so all is not lost.



Does anyone out there want to buy a thriving needlework business, in a nice part of Stuart, FL. I've always felt her prices were a bit high, but nearby towns are quite wealthy (Jupiter Island has the wealthiest residents in FL, including Tiger Woods and Greg Norman) and I guess people are willing to pay for good service. I know she's looking for a buyer.



Lucille


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C

But Bobbie and I would have to move to Florida....

(we did talk about buying out our LNS, which is also closing)

Cheryl

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L

That would be perfectly okay with me. I'm afraid the hockey might suffer a tad, but think how nice it would be for you to stay warm.

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D

I think we (*heh*) should do it!

Elizabeth

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B

But if WE go and buy an LNS, who will be left to shop at it? We'd buy all of our inventory! {At least that is how I feel with the news of so many store closings. :-( }

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L

I would come and shop. I can think of nothing more fun than a shop being run by the likes of this group. I get this picture in my mind of controlled chaos, lots of expertise and mostly a lot of giggling.

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K

Given the choice, I'd rather buy Lucille's LNS in nice warm Florida than Cheryl's in frigid New Hampshire.

Y'know, Cheryl, the kids can learn to play FIELD hockey. :)

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C

You going to join in???

Cheryl

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C

But when Florida is 100+ and torrid, NH is balmy and inviting

NEVER!!!! Actually, they've both learned to play field hockey. It just doesn't compare!

Cheryl

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D

New Hampshire's not frigid at the moment, but my dad says it's too hot in Florida.

Elizabeth

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D

Why not? I don't have enough to do. *snicker*

Elizabeth

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G

Your dad is right!! It is as much the humidity, as the heat.

Gill

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L

You're dad is right. I know how odd it sounds, but I'm delighted that I'm actually going to be able to wear a very light jacket today, but with short sleeves underneath. I would dearly love to have to bundle up and walk in the snow.

Lucille

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C

You could bank roll Bobbie and I and be our silent partner.....with a deep discount.

Cheryl

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