My husband Andy is frequently at the shop on weekends attending to his “honey do” list, whether it be hanging pictures with the exact precision one would expect from a registered professional engineer, or hauling out the large amount of cardboard boxes that quickly overtake the back room. He is fondly referred to as the “VP of fixing and toting”. My son Jonathan devoted way to many hours to the cause, from designing the counter, teaching me how to use the computer, and designing this website.
Teaching me the computer has been a monumental, ongoing task which he should be awarded a medal for. He has turned most aspects of keeping the website current over to me, but somehow I think he will still be involved. His phone number is on speed dial that is for sure. While my daughter Theresa didn’t play as much of a daily role in getting the shop open, she did keep her father and I fed last summer. She also did a lot of dishes and laundry for me so that I could receive product, enter data, paint the massive counter and display unit, and a thousand other things. She lives in Boston full time now, so we are on our own as far as feeding ourselves is concerned. If you went through our recycling bin you would see lots of those black frozen dinner trays, and way to much Coke Zero.
