Today was errand day, which means I left the house at 9:30 and returned tired and a little cranky at 3:00.  Yesterday, I got a box of shirts from the wholesale company I like.  I checked my order and then I had to add two more stops to my list. 
A friend is a large lady and wants me to make her shirts for a school reunion in August.  They came in the box.  I took the shirts to her to try on, because I don't know what planet, a 3X ladies shirt is smaller than a man's XL polo.  Of course they didn't work.  Gotta send them back. 
A regular customer wanted some lighter weight polos, for his business for the summer.  I got those too.  But the shirts had ribbing on the sleeves.  Nope they won't work either, gotta go back. 
Tomorrow, I need to stop and have another customer try on the shirt, because it looks to small to me.  What do I know, I'm a big lady and this shirt looks like it would fit my 10 year old niece.  But the shirts are for a teenager I've not seen.  I prefer to run over and have the shirt tried on; then to embroider it and it  doesn't fit.  That is the down side of being a "small" business, I order my shirts as needed and don't carry a large stock of shirts, no place to store them.   I add the shipping time into my delivery due date.  I know the first two customers were happy I came by for them to decide on the shirts.  I can always send them back.  Now they know there will be a small delay.
8 years ago
 
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