Volume 7, Issue 32
November 7, 2007
In This Issue:
Coconut Boomchunkas on Special!
Election stalls in courts!
Back on the Road!
Taste of warmth...Coconut Boomchunkas on Special!
As temperatures dip to below freezing and we experience our first snow of the season, our minds turn to the warmth of the sun, and the further warmth that our Coconut Boomchunkas provide. Our healthiest Boomchunka is made with the standard oats and dried cherries, but these cookies come with shreds of coconut and healthy coconut oil. Want to know more about coconut oil? Go here. Made with no preservatives, these cookies are best eaten as soon as you get them! Normally $3.50 for a package of two, these healthy warm weather thought makers are on special for $2.50!
Election stalls in the courts...
The Election has stalled in the courts. Further refusal by the controller to release the vote totals to the courts has caused the Cherry Republic legislature to propose a Vote Reconciliation Act. The details of this multi-pronged effort have not been made public, nor is there any indication that the President would ever sign such legislation. The Dictator and Queen have yet to release their footage, but our sources indicate that a tape will be leaked next week that will show the real reason their election committees have fallen silent.
Back on the Road!
I am writing from the Mistletoe Marketplace in Jackson, Mississippi. We are setting up the booth, which is the most challenging time of the show. Luckily Cherry Republic has some great help -- Matt McGovern, a potter who lives across the street from us in Glen Arbor, and Mark Lavengood, a young musician who resides wherever there is a audience to play for. Yes, these two are running creative circles around Bob, the simple businessman. This is Cherry Republic's busiest week of the fall show season. We're in Houston, Nashville, Little Rock, Bloomfield Hills, and Jackson. But as always, there is a top notch staff in Glen Arbor to take your orders and answer your questions.
Bob Sutherland
President, Cherry Republic