Great Locksmith

[frequentflier]

We met John over 20 years ago and he has taken care of all our needs at three stores and several homes. Thursday night, I couldn't get the door to open to the in law apartment attached to our home and called John at 8PM. He was here at 10AM and the problem was taken care of. When the contractor installed the pre hung door last year, they didn't adjust the door properly and it had shifted and somehow affected the handle lock. John saved the day and MimiB's will be open today! I lost many hours of prepping so it may not be as neat as usual but it will do
John is honest and reliable and a good person all around. Please keep him in mind if you need a lock smith. I wrote the current number (in my phone) over the other numbers on the 20+ year old business card.

 

[my-thyme]

What's a MimiB?

 

[frequentflier]

What's a MimiB?

A re-sell shop in the in law apartment attached to our home. Though Mimi's is open two Saturdays, I am also open by appointment.
Let me know if you are ever in Lusby and want to come over!

 

[RoseRed]

A re-sell shop in the in law apartment attached to our home. Though Mimi's is open two Saturdays, I am also open by appointment.
Let me know if you are ever in Lusby and want to come over!

Do you no longer have your shop in St. Leonard?

 

[frequentflier]

Do you no longer have your shop in St. Leonard?

Yes, I still maintain 3 1/2 booths at the Chesapeake Marketplace.
The tenant in our apartment bought a house over the summer so rather than renovating and renting it out, I decided to make it a shop to work, price and sell things. The rent is much less expensive than the marketplace and though we are off the beaten path, the shop is getting traction. Like my other shops, there is a little bit of everything (except clothing or kids' stuff) and in good weather, there are a lot more yard sale items outdoors. The set up is ideal- apartment about 500 sq feet on the ground floor and we have a full parking area. And it is heated and air conditioned!

 

[Merlin99]

Yes, I still maintain 3 1/2 booths at the Chesapeake Marketplace.
The tenant in our apartment bought a house over the summer so rather than renovating and renting it out, I decided to make it a shop to work, price and sell things. The rent is much less expensive than the marketplace and though we are off the beaten path, the shop is getting traction. Like my other shops, there is a little bit of everything (except clothing or kids' stuff) and in good weather, there are a lot more yard sale items outdoors. The set up is ideal- apartment about 500 sq feet on the ground floor and we have a full parking area and it is heated and air conditioned!

Have you set up a page for it yet?

 

[frequentflier]

Have you set up a page for it yet?

Well, kind of. Husband signed me up for go daddy and I find it a difficult site to navigate around and add pictures. It is not an ecommerce site.
FB has also gotten more difficult and I tried setting up to pay to promote and felt like throwing my laptop across the room. I am quite challenged with computers to begin with and remember the a$$ pain when I had my stores. It feels worse now.