![]() ![]() =) Hope this helps and that your husband has a great birthday. I like that when the pot needs to be washed out, for a new plant, you can take the insert out so it doesn't get ruined, where as the paint on the color-me-mine ones can chip (I've had that happen) and the ones from Michael's are hard plastic, so it's less likely to break. My son makes these every year for his teachers end of year gift (we include seeds, shovel, gloves and a card made from his hand print that says "Thank you for helping me grow" and they always turn out super cute. They are less than 5 dollars a piece so it's affordable, and if you print a coupon for Michael's online, it will cut the cost as well (just google Michael's printable coupons). At Color Me Mine, experts in clay decoration put paintbrushes and pottery in the mitts of customers old and young, guiding them through the process of creation. The inserts are usually generic scenes but you can cut a piece of paper to the same size and let the kids do their own design with crayons/markers and stickers. Michael's Craft Store has these plastic flower pots with a paper insert in them that you color and then put back in. Thanks In Advance for any of your suggesstions/ideas! I know I should have planned weeks in advance for the customized products, but did not think would take a full week! with this plan, but advises me unglzed/unbaked ceramics can look quite plain). Do you know of any other places to make similar customized products, but can bring the finished products home immediately? Otherwise, I am planning to bring home the unglazed/unbaked pots and place nice (flower) plants, and have kids give to their daddy during the birthday party, then take the pots back to "Color Me Mine" to finish to the final products (the shop is o.k. The only problem is: I learned that after you color on objects, it takes up to one week to be glzed and baked.Certainly not ready to be presented to my husband as a gift during Birthday dinner party tomorrow. ![]() I came up with a great idea just yesterday, that is: since my husband likes growing plants, I will take kids to "Color Me Mine", buy 6 inch pots they have, and have kids customize with their names, cute drawings and "Happy Birthday Daddy", etc. Up-and-coming entrepreneurs will miss out on the opportunity, and existing franchisees like me could lose our small businesses.My husband's birthday is tomorrow, and I have been thinking what kind of gifts should be given to him by our 5 years old kids. One likely outcome is that the corporations will turn franchises into corporate-owned and managed restaurants. (A hearing for the bill was postponed on July 11 but AB 1228 could be heard again in August).įaced with more liability, the corporate brands will have no incentive to continue the franchise model. But if AB 1228 passes, franchised restaurants may no longer exist. It’s no surprise that many of the young entrepreneurs we mentor are drawn to the franchise model. One of the most rewarding ways we’ve been able to give back is by sponsoring the Sacramento Black Chamber of Commerce’s Young Leadership Collaboration Program which is designed to help close the achievement gap by equipping young people of color with mentorship and the tools necessary to pursue entrepreneurship. We are very proud not just of the way we treat our employees, but the way we give back to our community. Since buying our first restaurant, we’ve worked hard to grow our family business to eight restaurants, supporting over 300 jobs here in Sacramento. Showing my kids what it’s like to be my own boss has been a dream come true, and now I’m proud to be in business with them as they own and operate restaurants of their own. With people of color only accounting for 14% of business ownership across the nation, you would be hard-pressed to find a business model that provides more opportunities for people of color. We pride ourselves on bringing you fitness and fun in every visit. In fact, nearly 50% of local McDonald’s franchised restaurants in California are owned and operated by people of color. Specialties: Rebounderz Sacramento is the largest Trampoline Park and Family Fun Center in the Sacramento area. This was definitely was executed well and. My kid attended a virtual party where the main focus was painting as the bday celebrant loves art. They both were extremely professional, kind and efficient. ![]() I personally interacted with Raechel and spoke on the phone with Kris. But the franchise model empowers Black Americans to pursue business ownership. The Color Me Mine on Laguna is staffed with an awesome team. It’s no secret that Black Americans have been historically boxed out of opportunities to build businesses and success for our families and communities. AB 1228 would wipe out the equity I’ve created in owning a small business. I developed, trained and nurtured my team of employees, and I often lie awake thinking about the future of our family’s business. I built this business from the ground up. ![]()
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