Between of the nasty weather and a list of other things, I've been away from the computer for a few weeks. It wasn't that I didn't read anything or accomplish anything, I just haven't been spending a lot of time goofing off doing things that I enjoy. Thus, the Blog took a back seat.
Since I have the bad habit of keeping up with the news, I know that employment statistics are not what any of us want to hear. We have started a Twitter account and follow employment, deals, and anything that we find of interest. You can follow us at Twitter@GAnnaHardware.
We have also updated the web site. Our most recent update is lawn mower blades that are made in America. You can click the Lawn and Mower tab to see what we found. We'll be adding more products soon.
In addition to the Lawn and Mower page we have added a Resume Help page. Resume Help is free. It is fairly simple, but we had a great deal of response when we posted this information on our personal web site and thought we should include it on our business web site as well. Feel free to pass the information along to anyone that needs it.
It's good to be back. Hope you're all well.
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Showing posts with label American made garden tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American made garden tools. Show all posts
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Confession
I'd like to confess. I have been grounded from going to the local hardware store. I told everyone that works there that they shouldn't say things like, “Hey! How'd that go yesterday?” because it will blow my cover, but they get me in trouble every time.
I just love hardware stores and I am fortunate that there are two hardware stores in my town. Both sell candy, but quite often I find myself getting in the car and going to the one on the far side of town. While I was setting up my online hardware store I wondered what made me drive across town. It's a nice drive, but it takes more time to get there which means more gas is used. The people are nice at both of the stores and I can't say I prefer one to the other, but the products are different. The store farther away offers more American made products. That's always be important to me.
I hope that you will take the time to visit the store on the far side of town too, but if you don't have that choice the 'Lawn and Garden' section of our web store has been updated with more American made tools. For those of you that have the need, there's a manure fork on page four.
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