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Oh yes. 'Odd' is another way of putting it. He's actually quite a nice guy
though. He just suffers from chronic guilt. Dora Kalera Stratton Your boss must be a really... interesting... person if he has to avoid so many people. -Kalera http://www.beadwife.com http://www.snipurl.com/kebay Bungadora wrote: I suspect it will be more like 3 or 4 hours that feels like 12 hours. I'm a fairly decisive shopper. My boss is not. Fortunately, he only knows a few jewelry wholesalers, so I won't have to duck and weave down aisles after him trying to avoid people. I hadn't really thought of the show as an opportunity to expand contacts, as you and Margie have suggested. Thanks. It has put my brain in another direction. Dora Christina Peterson" When I have gone to Market, or a trade show, on the company's dime (they paid the airfare, hotel room, etc) and as a representative of the company's store (they were the retailer who was invited to the wholesale event), I was free to do my own thing. But only after putting in about 10 or 12 hours of shopping for the store. I don't know if this is the same sort of thing that will be expected of you. I am guessing this is a strictly wholesale event, so spend some time arranging to get invited to the show next year as in independent business owner. Tina "Bungadora" wrote in message ... Thanks. Yes, I'm costing everything out on the store computer and mine, and keeping track insofar as I can because he doesn't tell me how much everything costs. The profit on the first three bracelets I made should pay for the course and initial materials. I've known him for several years and am most concerned about going to the trade show with him. He's going to drive me nuts and interfere with my shopping experience. Another thing I have to watch is putting in my personal time and money. I've already made several expenditures I would not have otherwise made because of his little project. Dora Margie Good luck and be careful with him. As soon as you're comfortable with your experience and designs make him pay you extra, watch his profit. I get a feeling that won't take very long because you have a good eye for what components compliment each other. -- Margie http://www.handcraftedjewelry.com/st...asp?userid=261 |
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Dora,
I tried emailing you privately, as I remember you from RCTN as well and I think we're in the same place. Maybe we even met at the rock show at the beginning of the month. I'd love to talk to you about your earring class and beads. Could you drop me an email privately? Cindy |
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