Congress is a Woman’s Place… And Wearing One of Our Shirts!

It’s a big week around here. And no, I am not referring to the fact that we survived the 2019 Polar Vortex that ravaged the Midwest. Although hats off to all of you who did make it through. (On second thought, keep those hats on cuz it’s still pretty chilly out there)

The big news I’m referring to is that this week we will be shipping off 50 shirts to 50 female leaders in Washington. Ba-Blam!

To recap, after the historic mid-term elections last November I decided to run a special that for every “A Woman’s Place Is In The House…and the Senate” shirt that was sold between November 6, 2018–January 3, 2019 I would send a second one to a congresswoman.

It appears that you guys liked the idea because we will be sending 50 shirts!

The feedback that I have heard from some of you is that you enjoy when I make videos, so I thought that I would try a few in the process of putting these packages together.

Plus, I wanted to experiment with the documentation of the process in sending these out. Unlike the current generation, it’s not second nature for me to record simple actions like opening a box or folding laundry (oh yeah, we go there), but I thought I would give it a try.

My hope is by the end of it you will feel like you were a part of the process of shipping out these bad boys. Of course, if by the end your feedback is “Um…that was sooo boring, please don’t every do that again”, I would definitely be interested in hearing that as well, cuz one of my goals for 2019 is to get clear on what you folks like so that I can be sure to deliver the goods.

Alrighty, so today’s video is the beginning of the journey. Check out my growing skills in the video/audio department. (Plus, there’s fancy counting, ooh la la!!)

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