PAPER CUT


"Girl, why don't you start making cards again?"

Never thought about it, that's why.

See, there was a period when I started making and selling greeting cards. I was most active after I finished studying, whilst spending my days non-productively as a couch potato, I had this idea I might as well generate some side income (that time I thought it would be brilliant). I didn't get much on profits at the end of the day; I bought the materials as and when I need them, I tend to pick the more costly ones (especially the boxes for my 'card in a box' designs) for their quality and I only sell them to friends. Mostly, I just did it for the thrill. An extension from a hobby.

"You can sell them at the weekend booths."

Never thought of it that far either. So much easier to visualize at this point. I have to come up with thousands of samples for that. And they have to be good, really good. I'll have to start looking around for suppliers; luckily the choices are abundant these days to pick from. I jokingly told my friend that I'll hire her to help me man the booth.

"Or better still, promote them on your website!"

Okay, even if it does go through, there'll be money exchange involved that can lead to complications. I'll also need to consider the cost for delivering / mailing.

Will I even have time for all that?

At least somebody even did ask out of the blue, so I guess that's a positive sign ain't it?

Don't be surprised if you see an ad on my money churning business (Haha, I wish!) on the net one day! ;)

I'll stick to my imagination for now. But you know where to reach me right? Hehehe....