Making It Big In The Flower Business
It all started when my married woman lost her occupation as an assembly line worker in a billfold factory. The mill could not vie with made in People'S Republic Of China merchandises and had to allow travel two hundred of its lady employees and close. She then took a twelve hebdomad course of study in information entry but still could not happen a job. We were on the brink of being evicted because the rent on our flat was two calendar months behind. My occupation as a cook in a diner paid very small and we were both thought of ending it all by suicide. But I thought before we did that there was one last thing we should seek and that was merchandising flowers on the roadside.
I spoke to a jobber of flower and explained to him my thought of selling flowers on the wayside and he said it would work if the flowers were tulips. Many of his tulips were always in danger of becoming withered and he said that he could pack one hundred tulips in a box and sell them to me for lone 10 bucks. The adjacent twenty-four hours my married woman was at the wayside traffic visible light merchandising tulips for two dollars each. When I returned to pick her up at the end of the twenty-four hours she was sitting on the kerb reading a newspaper and there were no flowers to be seen. She jumped into my auto and happily showed me the two hundred vaulting horses she had earned. We then realized that we no longer would be poor.
My married woman called up a few of her lady friends that also lost their occupations when the billfold mill closed. They were all unemployed and had no hope of replacing their jobs. They all agreed to give me 50 dollars out of their net income if they could sell the flowers. A few years latter there were five of us driving along the main road with a auto loaded with boxes of flowers. I dropped every lady off at a busy traffic intersection point with a box full of one hundred beautiful tulips. The ladies sold out their flowers before I returned. It was a clip for jubilation and we all went to an Italian restaurant. I paid the check and drove the ladies home.
We bought an old 15 rider avant garde that I needed to spread out our flower business. I had the avant garde painted with big letters and images of colourful tulips. The words on each side of the avant garde read: Flower Lady Express and each morning time it was loaded with the former employees of the billfold factory. We have got go a affluent couple who not long ago idea that life was not deserving living.
Labels: Flower lady, Tulips

