Wright Family: Sign Here Catalog

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Sign Here Catalog

Oh, happy day! After 13 months of very late nights on the computer, countless emails, phone calls, proofing, etc, all of our printing supplies are here: catalogs, brochures, invitations, etc. It was such a great feeling to see the finished product(s). We're finally ready to get our consultants going and start a new adventure with this whole business-CRAZY!

www.signherevinyl.com

2 comments:

M & S Eagar said...: How exciting for you! Good Luck with everything. I LOVE my girls signs.

Also - the photos of your boys are adorable.; June 22, 2008 at 10:01 PM
Bec said...: I'm really tempted to be a consultant for you guys. Your website is great and all your ideas are amazing. I can't believe how far you have taken this vision! Friday works for us. Where and when and what can we bring?; June 25, 2008 at 7:53 PM

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Why I LOVE having boys

Yesterday Riggs took these colored circle stickers out of my office and put them all over his dresser. When I found them, I was telling him that we don't put stickers on furniture and that he needed to take them all off. His response was, "Mom, do you know why I did that? So that if someone comes over who doesn't know about patterns, they can learn." Apparently he's been learning patterns in preschool. When I looked at them again, sure enough, they were in a perfect repeated pattern of green, pink, yellow.
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