I'm Living the Dream!?!

Thanks for the support everyone. Sorry for the lack of response til now. I had a hectic last couple days at my old job tying up loose ends.

The store is called Comic Book University. It is technically in Indianapolis, but for all intents and purposes it is in Greenwood, IN.

Please endeavor to make it open, clean, inviting and buzzing with activity. I think that always brings folks in and given boardgames have a lot of people at least mildly interested a good store can ride this wave.

I was in a new (to me) store recently buying MtG singles and while the space was good, I really wanted to tell all the employees to get some nice polos or matching shirts and then clean the fucking place up.

Jealous.

Keep us abreast of the store's sales and whatnot so we can order from you and help support the business.

Consider bringing Mega Miniatures stuff into stock before they close up shop, too - very inexpensive but awesome miniatures that every store should stock.

Awesome, Dair. Rock that shit! Keep a diary so you can parlay it into a career hectoring nerds about videogames like Barnes in a few years.

Also: Pete can't make it tonight. Something about his vagina? Not a lot of details. Anyway, see you soon!

I've been pretty engrossed in the new job, but thought I'd pop in and say hey. 65 hour weeks have curtailed almost all of my online activity. Things are going well with my new gig. The gaming part of the job is slowly growing, but comics still take up more of my time.

I hope everyone at the Fort is doing well and will try to be more diligent to stop in more often.

We miss ya! You should start a monthly blog on this or something. it would make you stop by and I'm sure I speak for others when I say that we'd love to hear about how this is going. What are the ups, the downs, and all that jazz.

Dair wrote: I've been pretty engrossed in the new job, but thought I'd pop in and say hey. 65 hour weeks have curtailed almost all of my online activity. Things are going well with my new gig. The gaming part of the job is slowly growing, but comics still take up more of my time.

I hope everyone at the Fort is doing well and will try to be more diligent to stop in more often.

I'll have to come visit you during the week of GenCOn!