Bluffton Board & Brush celebrates 7th anniversary
FROM FACEBOOK__Bluffton Board and Brush owner Betsy Lee announced, "We celebrated 7 years in business this weekend, and thinking back over the years, my “love tank” is full.
"Seven years in, and the one word I would use to describe it all is: GRATITUDE! I’m so grateful for every one of you — for your kindness, your encouragement, and the joy you’ve brought into our studio. Thank you for welcoming us with open arms and so much enthusiasm.
"This year has been tough on small businesses, but that’s made us even more thankful for the chance to do what we love every single day. As the holiday season approaches, please remember us (and other local small businesses) — we need your workshop sign-ups, your Google reviews, and your love here on social media. Every purchase, review, like and share means the world to us.
"To our staff - I am wrapping my metaphorical arms around you and holding back a tear as I think about all you mean to us. Especially this weekend. You show up for us like no one else; your kindness, thoughtfulness, and solidarity never go unnoticed. You’re absolute rockstars. I am truly honored.
"Cheers to seven years of creativity, laughter, memories, and magic. Thank you for being part of our Board & Brush story."
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