It was a very nice day all around. The preschoolers were incredibly busy and productive during the morning, and right before lunchtime, we had a little surprise! Some singers from Lincoln Lutheran stopped by to deliver a singing telegram to them (and some candy for me) from Lloyd, which stunned and amazed the children. They couldn’t come on Friday because of the snow day, and they had Monday off for Presidents’ Day. Beth & Brad’s niece Rachel was among the group! Afterwards, the children were all abuzz at how tall those big kids were, and how they knew ‘our song’ (You are my sunshine)! I didn’t have the presence of mind to take a photo when the singers were there, but I had the preschoolers draw our thanks, and Lloyd will deliver them.
In other news, we heard back from the good people at Baker’s Edge! They are fabulous! I quote, without their permission:
Hi Lauren,
It’s been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. I don’t know whether or not that’s actually true, but in this case, yours is worth a free spatula. Maybe two. (We loved the pic.) If you’ll email me your postal address, I’ll wrap a few up and send them your way.
FYI, we’ve broken that spatula ourselves. We couldn’t get our supplier to improve it, so we’re now in the spatula business too. (At this pace, we’ll take over the world of consumer products in just a few hundred centuries!!) We’ve designed a new spatula made of flexible nylon… it’s a perfect fit for the pan, and I think you’ll find it’s a much better tool.
Fortunately, you won’t have to worry about your pan. A few customers have “tested it” with sledgehammers and the rear wheels of their cars (no kidding), so I’m pretty sure it’ll survive whatever tools you’ll be using as a substitute until your replacements arrive…
Thanks for taking the time to write.
All the best,
David H.
Hooray for Baker’s Edge!!! Good people with a fabulous product! Seriously, if you want a pan, I can hook you up. 🙂
Kitt says
How nice! I googled around yesterday and didn’t see the spatulas being sold anywhere separately, but I figured you’d get a response from the company. Good for them!
Brad says
Ha! That place is going to stay in business a long time with customer service like that.
Deanne says
no doubt! I read the email aloud to Leonardo (who is visiting), and explained about the super-cool pan. Do you that’s enough of a hint for my next birthday?
Beth says
Maybe…if he can remember for six and a half months! 😀
kiwe says
I think you might have to write down, “I want one of those pans.”
Karla says
That’s awesome! I love my pan, and now I love the company!! 🙂
Peggy says
Wow–what a nice day indeed!! And way to go Lloyd–what a cool, thoughtful surprise!!
And I guess it’s good that you broke that old spatula…now you can get the new & improved one(s)! Yay!
Lisa Espinosa says
Impressive! David H. is really good at his job-it’s easy to see it’s an actual response rather than a form letter. I’ve never tried this pan but I just may have to if my friend Lauren says that it is that good!
Kristi says
Ya, I think I’d have done the same thing to the “singing telegram” girl. Too happy.
And yea for the pan and for your new/improved spatula! What a deal!
kiwe says
Ok, so I guess I will have to get one too. A pan, that is. Because I don’t want a husband who breaks things and then send singing people to my work. Although I do think that is sweet.