January was awful in Ohio – I don’t think even the snowbunnies like temperatures below zero, and we had them on eight different days during the month. Thankfully, on two of them I was in Grapevine, Texas . . .
It was single digits when I left Dayton – and required putting something called Diesel 911 into the fuel tanks to keep the fuel from gelling. So I was thrilled when I crossed into Texas and took a pic of the thermometer to send home. And of course one of my first stops as I approached the Metroplex was for an In-N-Out fix . . .
62 degrees on setup day – made me wish I had packed my golf clubs in case I had some daylight after we finished. And I did – so I found a hiking trail near Lake Grapevine and spent a couple of hours until dusk enjoying the weather and the exercise.
The booth was busy within a few minutes of the opening of the show, and Jane and I did our best to take care of everyone . . .
But at one point, Jane stepped away to get a bite to eat – and I looked up a couple of minutes later and a customer had taken her place at the demo table and was drawing a crowd!
This is one place where there is plenty of room around the clearance table – wish I had more at other shows . . .
Every show – there are adorably cute kids at every show, and they love to sit at our demo table and learn. Don’t these just warm your heart?
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