DREAMFOAM BEDDING HITS #1 ON AMAZON

I'm really REALLY trying to take blogging back into my schedule for 2015.

 I have a lot of catching up to do if this will be our family's scrapbook again. 

 

BUT we have to start somewhere.

So we'll start with today.

John asked me to pull Brayden from preschool so I could help with product photography this morning.  I am NO expert.  But we made progress. 

 

I am fairly certain I have the most humble husband and brother in the entire world.  These 2 guys work their tail ends off, dusk to dawn, over and again.  Then they come home and help with children.  And then work again after kids are in bed.  Day after day.  Year after year.  

Last night John came home at 8 pm (which is typical since moving into our new factory).  

He was tired.  

Kicked his feet up on the kitchen chair.  

We talked about our day.  

Chased kids back to bed.  

Said one more prayer about monsters for a scared (stalling) little boy.

Carried pups outside for a last bathroom break.

Signed off on homework for a sleepy girl.

Then John sighs

"well, had the number one selling bed on amazon today".

I tell him "well that's KIND OF a big deal"??!

"yeah.  It's really awesome.  I'll tuck the girls in.  Do we have anything to eat"?

And that's the end of the discussion.

LINK HERE:

  

The talented marketing dept. has ideas on how to incorporate the fam into advertising,

since we're a family owned-family run business.

I can't wait to share more.

Super funny. 

 

I love that our kiddos see what lots of hard work, faith, and perseverance can lead to.  We are so proud of daddy and all he's accomplished.

 

These are the main steps leading up to all the offices. 

Brooklyn Bedding Rocks!

I wish I would have done a full session on the 145,000 square feet of our factory.  It's a sight to be seen.

At the end of the day though,this

(love of a family)

 is 

all

 that 

matters.

And John balances it like a pro.

 

Marketing shots coming soon, they're brainstorming and having fun with some ideas.

Even if I DID have to do dreamfoam bedding photos, I was firm with the fact that I NEEDED a child's portrait photo on our white backdrop setup.  

 
Brayden was a willing participant for ONE photo.
one.  not one more than that.
soooo i'll take it.