oh hi, hey, nii haooo ma!!!! can you be mine?
Reclaimed Wood Kitchen Island
(via plasticallyfrustrated)
开心
一眨眼大家都长大了。
忘记了过去，也似乎只剩下美好的感觉。
不知道为什么，最近懂得什么是感激。
Home made Vietnam!!!!
B/W TEASER
Meeting Solstiss tomorrow to finalize fabrics….
weeeeeheeeeheeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!
Sleep
What to do when bored at work?
Croquie.
Towers in the Fog (by Noah Markus)
| Toronto, you look so beautiful here! It’s the Mies, isn’t it
simple lights can be magical to a garden.
Who’s going to be in the city for christmas?
A photo from a previous fitting photoshopped.
Absolutely jubilant for solstiss!
Completely zoned in for thesis.
AHHH I CAN’T WAIT
It’s that time of the year.
![racheek:
thedailywhat:
Going Out Of Business Sale of the Day: A woman who runs a bakery in Reading, Berkshire, lost every last cent she made this year after she offered a significant discount to customers through Groupon and couldn’t put her cupcakes were her mouth is.
Rachel Brown, owner and proprietor of the Need a Cake bakery, says she anticipated a few hundred orders when she offered a 75% discount on a dozen cupcakes through the deal-of-the-day website.
Instead, Brown received upwards of 8,500 orders, requiring her to bake over 100,000 cupcakes. “[W]ithout doubt, the worst ever business decision I have made,” she told the Telegraph.
Brown not only lost ~$4 per batch, but she was forced to spend nearly $20,000 out-of-pocket to pay for extra hands to help her meet the orders. “My poor staff were having to slog away at all hours,” Brown said. “[O]ne of them even came in at 3am because she couldn’t sleep for worry.”
Despite its ability to bring 25-year-old bakeries to their knees, Groupon itself is not doing so well. The company’s stock dropped 14 percent yesterday, nearly returning to its IPO price of $20. According to The Globe & Mail, Groupon was “the third-largest decliner on the Nasdaq.”
[telegraph / g&m / photo: dailymail.]
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Going Out Of Business Sale of the Day: A woman who runs a bakery in Reading, Berkshire, lost every last cent she made this year after she offered a significant discount to customers through Groupon and couldn’t put her cupcakes were her mouth is.
Rachel Brown, owner and proprietor of the Need a Cake bakery, says she anticipated a few hundred orders when she offered a 75% discount on a dozen cupcakes through the deal-of-the-day website.
Instead, Brown received upwards of 8,500 orders, requiring her to bake over 100,000 cupcakes. “[W]ithout doubt, the worst ever business decision I have made,” she told the Telegraph.
Brown not only lost ~$4 per batch, but she was forced to spend nearly $20,000 out-of-pocket to pay for extra hands to help her meet the orders. “My poor staff were having to slog away at all hours,” Brown said. “[O]ne of them even came in at 3am because she couldn’t sleep for worry.”
Despite its ability to bring 25-year-old bakeries to their knees, Groupon itself is not doing so well. The company’s stock dropped 14 percent yesterday, nearly returning to its IPO price of $20. According to The Globe & Mail, Groupon was “the third-largest decliner on the Nasdaq.”
Hmmm this sounds a little familar..
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