New book in the shop, what's up! This is Thumbs Tubby, an old time honky tonk piano player from the 1950s. This is one of those notebooks I made thinking it probably will not be especially popular, but maybe someone would see it and love like I do, be beguiled by the name Thumbs Tubby and his grinning cigar smoking ways. And if not, hey, maybe I'll just keep it for myself!
I'm a little bummed on business this week, even though it's been pretty brisk, because I've had my first experience with cancelling a sale. In fact, I had to cancel two sales this week! It makes me feel bad for a couple reasons, obviously the first being that, boo, I thought made a sale but now it turns out I didn't. That sucks. But also it makes me feel bad because I realize how soft spined I am; it took me longer than it should have to decide to cancel these sales, I wanted to give the non-payers the benefit of the doubt, "maybe they just don't understand the checkout process...maybe the MO got lost in the mail..." When what I should be doing is sticking to my shop policies. I'm just trying to be a nice person, but the business world is no place to be nice. I guess. I'm hoping in the future I'll do better. How was your first time cancelling a sale?
mel
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Awwwee...I'm sorry that happened to you this week! I know it sucks to have those non-payers because you are so happy to have a sale and when they don't pay for the item it can be very disappointing. :(
Love the journal...Very cool!
i love the collage :)
hiya, can't help commenting on your disappointment of a "fake" sale but i would assume the buyer must have some reason, nothing personal... and another person who truly appreciates my stuff will come along. I have not had a no-sale (yet) but an ebay no-bid crushed me:)
c-charlie/HL
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