The first day we were open for business, we sold at least six hanging organizers. We were quite pleased. Those were just a few of the types that moved out quickly. We decided that in addition to installing organizers in the surrounding city and suburbs, that we would open a small retail store that specialized in them. It was a natural outgrowth from the business. Some people are do it yourselfers, and they would never have us install anything, so we thought that we might as well try to make some money off of them, too. It was a great idea, and the store was profitable in just over six months. The ironic part about selling and installing organizers is that we were getting more and more disorganized and sloppy at home, because we were so busy that we didn't have time to keep things straight. It would be really embarrassing if anybody came over and saw this. We always met people at their homes, and now at the store. Tara thought about calling in a cleaning service, but she didn't have time. What we really needed to do, was to hire ourselves. It was kind of strange, the whole situation. But, like so many personal things, we didn't have time to talk about it.