Ground Control to Major Blog

Sorry folks, I have been lost in space lately. So much has happened that I have lost touch with "blog World" and don't know if I can find my way back.

First of all I love my new job. All the negative things that people told me about my new work place either aren't true, they don't affect me or they are actually positive changes. All I know is I leave for work happy and come home happy and get home an hour earlier than I used to. This leaves more time for my home life too.

Our little plant business is booming. I have some new contacts and suppliers and have enough plant work to keep me busy for months. Right now I Have almost 500 small plants that need to be potted so I play with that every night which I love.

Our adirondack chair sales are taking off too and they will be featured at a wood working open house at a local craft shop early next month. I am really excited about that. After the open house they will be for sale in the craft shop and I have to tell you, the price will be going up so hurry and get those orders in if you want to beat the price increase. :)

I have been asked to cater some events at a local establishment and am considering starting a catering business. Think that is enough???? My youngest just joined boy scouts and I am participating in that too. Sooooooo much more to tell about but I have to get my thoughts together. Hope all my blog friends are doing well. I will have pictures soon.

Greg

Comments

Mayden' s Voyage said…
I find that a busy man, is a happy man!
Good for you friend! It is wonderful to read all the cheer in your "voice"! Hugs! Hope things continue to change for the best and that you enjoy every moment!
:)
September 26, 2007 at 4:57 PM
MommaMonkey said…
Sounds like life is treating you well and keeping your busy!
September 26, 2007 at 7:09 PM
Kati said…
Glad to hear your job-change is working out so incredibly well!!! Hope the happiness persists!
September 27, 2007 at 10:08 AM
dawn said…
Greg
Happy is the key word. I am so happy for you, don't worry everyones still here. Don't work to hard
September 27, 2007 at 11:52 AM
snowelf said…
Greg,

I am so excited that you love your new job!

--snow
September 28, 2007 at 6:09 PM
Unknown said…
Sounds like life is treating you well these days. I'm glad.
September 30, 2007 at 4:53 AM
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