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Whew! We are finally home from Boston! There were all sorts of weather delays yesterday and we couldn’t get a flight out until this morning. This seems to happen when I try to fly out at the end of the day…from now on I am only going to fly in the morning. I was supposed to turn around and fly out to Chicago this morning for my cousin’s wedding, but there was no way I was going to make it. Sorry Jeff!
One of the things I love about getting to travel so much on business is that I get to visit lots of cities. I wish I could tell you all about Boston, but all I can tell you is this…it’s a beautiful drive from the Renaissance Hotel to the Convention Center! 
Breakfast started at 7 am every morning and there were events every night until 10 pm. Not much time for sightseeing.
But the events were fun…a party on the Spirit of Boston (but it stayed docked the whole time) and a carnival themed event at the Boston World Trade Center. We even took a taxi to the original Cheers location! (see photos below)
The best part of this conference was all the people I got to meet. The top 125 Yahoo! Stores were there and we got to be a part of it. It was such an honor to meet people I’ve read about… authors of books who have helped us out…and other people who do the same thing I do all day. The conference started with them as celebrities to me, but ended with them as friends. I am a lucky girl!
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Me, Nicole and Lani on the Spirit of Boston
Pavel Shvartsman (OpticsPlanet.com), Steve Snell (Gun Dog Supply.com – a bird dog gear site), Rob Snell, (author of Yahoo! Stores for Dummies – all about building a Yahoo store), Lani, Nicole, me and Shirley Tan (American Bridal – a wedding favor store)
Unicycle fun at the "Night at the Carnival" event
Chair massage? This is Lani’s kind of convention!
Rob Snell, author of Starting a Yahoo! Business For Dummies
Me, Nicole and Lani at the original Cheers
Our friends Andrew, Steve and Pearl from AmericanMuscle.com – a mustang parts site
4 Comments
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2. Sherry Way | June 22nd, 2009 at 7:14 am
Hello,
I think your website offers a wide variety of paper & die cuts to suit my needs. However, I don’t see anything related to Medieval Times. Our family went to Fort Worth Texas this past Spring Break. While we were there we saw the show Medival Times in Dallas. I think there’s one in Florida as well. Will you be offering something on your site related to this in the near future? Thanks so much!
3. Sherry Way | June 22nd, 2009 at 7:17 am
Oh I forgot to ask this question – a while back you did some research on printing pictures on line (the best spot) Can you repost this information? Thanks
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