Spellbinders Was Busy While I Was Hiking . . .

I went off the grid about 5:00 Friday afternoon – went home, walked to the high school, announced the football game, walked back home, got a few hours’ sleep, and headed for the Grand Canyon.  For the first time in many years, I literally did not think about work once for nearly four days . . . until I got to the Phoenix airport late Tuesday morning and checked my e-mail for the first time.

The first two e-mails I read wanted to know why the new Spellbinders dies weren’t on our website yet.

My initial reaction was “What new Spellbinders dies?”  I usually get an advance notice with graphics and descriptions and such – and I get them ready in advance so I can make them visible on our website at the exact second they are released, no matter where I am (except maybe at the bottom of the Grand Canyon).  But I didn’t get an advance notice this time, so thanks to the loyal customers who were kind enough to ask instead of shopping elsewhere.

When I got to Denver and discovered that our flight to Cincinnati was going to be delayed at least two hours (ended up being four), I assumed that it was time to figure out if I could add new items to our site from my iPad.  It was possible, but it will be easier next time.

So with no further delay . . .

These are all D-Lites dies – the first five are from the S2 series with an MSRP of $12.99 (our price as always is 20% off the MSRP).  The last one is from the S3 series with an MSRP of $17.99.  Spellbinders says they’re ready to ship them to dealers like us, so we should have them by the end of next week.  For more details and/or to place an order, simply click on any of the graphics above.

And once my brother and I are able to organize the pictures we took, I’ll be back in a few days to regale you with tales from the Grand Canyon – tales of moisture, mud, mammals, and (sore) muscles . . .

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I cannot put a post on this blog on this date without pausing to remember the men and women who lost their lives in cowardly acts of terrorism twelve years ago – and the police, fire and military who risk theirs daily to protect us.  Thanks.