Push

Late summer I got a phone call from Pitched Mpls, they had an idea.  That idea grew to me taking over their Tiny Tent business.  It has been nothing but wonderful working with Pitched Mpls.  They have been so kind and gracious and honestly some of the nicest people I have met.  Business, for me, is all about relationships.  I work with only the best.

Pitched Mpls called me at the perfect time.  A few days prior to them calling I had lost a dear friend, Joan.  I tell you this because Joan was a big part of PTPT getting started. When I told Joan about my “crazy idea” she was the friend who said, “You Go Girl.”  On a random Tuesday, I called Joan on my way home from Joann Fabric.  I asked her to come over ASAP, as I needed her to show me how to sew and set up my sewing machine that I had purchased 10 minutes ago.  Of course, I didn’t buy a good enough machine, so we made a few more shopping trips.  You see, I knew nothing!  Joan NEVER did spontaneous adventures, but on that random day she did!  We stayed up all night and made two tents.  It was one of my favorite memories of Joan.  After that day we met up weekly so she could teach me just one more thing.  After Joan passed I had a hard time looking at my sewing machine.  How on earth will I figure this all out?  Then Pitched called.  Maybe it was a coincidence, maybe not.  Either way, I am grateful for Joan and Pitched Mpls.  They gave me my push.

Joan is dearly missed.

Please note PTPT is not affiliated with Pitched Mpls.