Wow... here it is.... Christmas Evening... and I'm at the shop.

Why?... Orders to process and have ready for Wed. morning so the "helpers" have stuff to-do.  And People are STILL Shopping.

I can't believe this Little Dart Shop processed nearly 1200 orders between Thanksgiving and Today.  THANK YOU!  The four of us, here, Did our Dang'dest to get them all out.  Of course- we made some mistakes plus- the Post Office and UPS weren't quite up-to-snuff... but my Suppliers must be happy (I hope). We Might have only three items left in the backorder basket.  Whew!

I, myself, found that GiftCards were about all the shopping I had time to get my family.  Getting all of your orders processed and Out to you REALLY did occupy my melon, the most, during these past few weeks. I hope your goodies all made it to you.

Thank You, again, everybody!  Happy New Year! Play Well and Have Fun!

Scott "Circumluminator" Harrison is posting Out-Shots on the YouTube!....

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Thanks Scott!

So- I'm throwing some darts here in the shop... and a flight falls off a shaft.
I go to put it back on... and notice that the shaft end of the flight is Split and "ruffled-up".  Then I spend 5 minutes flattening the thing out so that it goes back on the nylon shaft and ring.Now- I have over, maybe, 40 Thousand sets of flights within 50 feet of me!... but I want to use this beaten-up piece of crap?  Why?
Superstition?... maybe- I Am shooting better than average (for me).
Cheap?... Come-on!

WHY, then?... I have No Frikkin' Idea! The flights Still have Structural Stability- meaning they are not all wobbly at the parts where they should not be.

It Must be because they are, or- seem to be... Working.

I'm sure I'll replace them soon... and I WILL notice the Difference.  New Flights DO have that "steady lift" and Feel right-off the fingertips.

No matter.... the Tossing performed their therapeutic purpose... and that damn flight gave me fodder for my first dart-oriented blog post.

This weekend - we saw the arrival of our Newest Shop Kitty... Esmeralda.  Rescued from the local shelter.  Welcome Home, Essie!