Annabelle Ink

1. The first time I went in she said she was to overwhelmed and to come back. Giving her the benefit of the doubt, I went back. \r \r 2. Dropping off my stuff, her ""help"" as she refers to her (is adorable by the way) but helped with my order, but the lady told her the wrong script to write down. \r \r 3. 1 week later, my stuff is still not complete upon me calling to inquire... She stated what I picked out was 2 different things and which did I want- well I want the one I picked out- I was told what I picked out wouldn't look good. And to come back and pick something new. \r \r 4. I didn't have time because it had already been a week and it was a shower present. She said she would text me pics, she did, I chose, and then I received something she would like instead of what I picked. \r \r 5. It was delivered to me at work (by the ""help"" who is great) but it was a different font and in the wrong location. And she only brought me half of my order. \r \r 6. Going to pick up the rest of the stuff, I picked new fonts she found acceptable- 2 weeks later still not complete and was told I had to confirm the order. OMG, right?\r \r 7. Asked for a refund and my things back... no apology or attempt to correct mistakes. \r \r 8. Never going back. more

LOVE THIS SHOP!\r I needed birthday party invitations in a hurry and she printed them for me while I waitied. I didn't buy any bags but there were a ton of them there that you could have your monogram put on. She said she had a facebook page but I haven't looked at it either I was in such a big hurry.\r more

I guess the girl above doesn't believe in a person's right to free (and private) speech. It's too bad she felt like she had to go trawling through someone's MySpace page to make her point. Notice nothing was written about the shop itself?\r \r I actually have shopped there and love it! They do all sorts of social printing (invitations, stationery, notepads) and now have embroidery as well. I have never had to wait for anything!\r She has all of the same things you'd expect to see in a bigger town but at better prices!\r I would recommend it over anything else. Pros: Same-day printing more

Annabelle Ink has a myspace page with a blog... i copied it here but had to edit swears. you can google it for yourself.\r \r Gender: Female\r Status: Married \r Age: 40\r Sign: Pisces \r City: Cleveland\r State: Tennessee\r Country: US\r Signup Date: 02/11/07 \r \r Tuesday, August 14, 2007 \r Women s*ck \r Current mood: irritated \r Why can't you just say what you mean or ask for what you want without resorting to trickery or none-too-subtle bad-body-language movements?\r \r Case in point: A woman walks in to the shop and says, ""I didn't know if you could print this for me."" Or any other sentence starting with ""I didn't know...""\r \r NO SH1T SHERLOCK. That's why we phrase things in the format of a question. See any question marks up there? No, just the dot dot dot that people alwyas use incorrectly in stuff anyway. Ask me a question or you're not getting an answer. I'm not going to comment on your comment. Otherwise, our convos would go something like this:\r \r Her: ""I didn't know if you could print this for me.""\r \r Me: Well, I imagine that's one of many things you don't know.\r \r Her: Blank stare.\r \r Her: ""So...""\r \r Me (singing): Do, a deer, a female deer, re, a drop of golden sun, me, a name I call myself, fa, a long, long way to go.... SO, a needle pulling thread (blah, blah.)\r \r The thing is, this woman is seriously over dressed in demin (see future blog on women who wear denim above the waist) - she probably is the captain of her own little marriage ship but she can't sum up enough gumption to be straight with me - a perfect stranger. A HARMLESS perfect stranger who bids her no ill.\r \r \r 1:39 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment - more