I recently created this Elk Ivory Heart encircled with sterling silver Elk Antlers.
I am trying to see if anyone ever looks at this Blog before deleting it all.
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Just checked my stats

I've had two views in the last 5 years - impressive!

Love You all!

Been away for a while

I was just doing some stuff on google earth and they stored photos in this blog file - I forgot i started this thing a couple years ago, but low and behold it is still here - gotta love the internet. Check out my daughters blog at

http://leaki.wordpress.com/

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Today is for the birds!

July Sunset

Just moments ago


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My favorite photo

Copywright GMK 2007
Just look at all the pollin this old bee has collected.
Sometimes I get lucky with my focus.

Why Do Retail Customers Do It

I own a very small retail store. I often work in the store as the only clerk. Constantly customers come in look around and leave without purchasing. No big deal, I am not everything to everybody. I don't care, as I have plenty of customers that love my store and purchase sufficient items that I make a fair living at it. One of my pet peeves is the browser who has to make a comment so they can leave without buying. The most annoying comment is "you have such nice things." Not nice enough for them, as they NEVER make a purchase. Why do so many have to make the same comment? I personally make many of the items available in my store, so maybe I'm a bit more sensitive than the average clerk. I hate it, it drives me nuts, just leave, the ultimate compliment is a purchase.

My next most annoying customer reaction is the customer who comes in and treats you like you do not exist. My store is like 10 feet wide and 30 feet deep, a small space, we are almost face to face. Yet not even a glance, let alone a nod or simple acknowledgment of their presence. Even a "nice stuff" would be acceptable.

Does this happen in larger stores where there is less intimacy between customer and clerk?

OK - just for the lesson in adding photos and links here is a shot of the mall my store is in - Gaslight Alley - My little place is ground level on the extreme left.