When all was said and done this was the funnest outing I've been to all year! The coaches and parents over at the pennridge wreslting club did a great job preparing for this golf outing. They had some great giveaways planned including a sleeve of balls, a commemorative coffee mug and a pack of tees. They also had some really cool etched pint glasses that were being given away as prizes for the winning foursome, longest drive and straightest drive.  While we didn't win first, our guys came home with the longest drive and it was a long one! Thanks again to the wrestling team and we are already eagerly awaiting next year!

There are a bunch of sidewalks being torn up here in Lansdale as the streetscape project Representative Schwartz  got to help revitalize the town.  Don't let that stop you from stopping by one of the great events or visiting the businesses here in town. Make Lansdale your next stop on the train to eat, and while you are here visit some of the great businesses in town.  There is also a farmers market running every Saturday this summer with many great vendors with fresh meats, eggs, fruits, fresh breads and more! It will be nice when the streetscape project is done and everyone can begin to enjoy the new sidewalks and improvements being made!

Like the title says, 60 years is a long time to do anything, but one lady made it point to pursue her passion and help teach children to dance for the last 60 years.  A woman visited our store in Lansdale recently to inquire as to whether we could provide a etched vase for a gift she was giving for her mother, who was celebrating her 60th year in teaching dance. Jane Lapoten wanted to recognize her mothers hardwork and grand achievement by giving her something personalized that she would cherish for the rest of her days.  While we could not provide her with the base she was seeking, we were able to utilize our sand etching process and made a memory. Ms. Lapoten was beyond ecstatic when she saw how nice the etching turned out and promised to provide some pictures for us soon, which we will post for you to see.  We were very happy that our customer was so happy with the finished product that was provided to her and it was neat seeing her reaction. This story and countless others

A customer of ours from our Sellersville store, band Split Horizon will be playing at the First Fridays Lansdale Winter session at the North Penn YMCA.  The Festivities will be held March 04 and will begin at 6:00 lasting until 9:00. Register Here

We just got back from watching a wheelchair basketball game in the city (my brother plays on the Philly Stars team) and it was a good time as always. Many visitors of the Please Touch Museum probably know nothing about the little gym next door where all is left on the court in the spirit of competition, and a good time is had by all who play & attend.  The game of Wheelchair Basketball is played a lot like normal basketball except the rules are augmented to account for the wheelchairs.  You would not believe until you try how hard it is to shoot on a ten foot rim while sitting down, but these guys do a great job and work really hard to better their games. If you ever get a chance, and hopefully one day you will, you should definitely take in a game or two of a wheelchair basketball tournament as they are some of the funnest games you will watch.  If anyone has any photos to share from the games Carousel House Wheelchair Basketball Tournament this weekend, please post a link to

In the spirit of since I wrote it down it will definitely happen, I am writing a post on what to look forward to this week.  So here it goes, a rundown of the three posts you can expect this week. Monday: Highlighting basketball resins Wednesday:  New Hockey products Friday:  TGIF wrapup of the week, customer highlight, Lansdale & Sellersville updates

As I was filling the coffee maker with water moments ago, I was thinking to myself what it means to strive for excellence.  Bux-Mont Awards recognizes achievements.  Its one of the main things we do, in addition to brand recognition and engraving signage (another type of recognition) and we take pride in doing it well. When you look at it though, it's hard to answer the question why do people strive to achieve?  What is it inside those type a personalities that tend to work for satisfaction and achieve to be recognized?  Some companies are good at recognizing achievements, they usually have a few great managers who know what it means to praise someone for the work they do, even the most menial of tasks.  As they say someones gotta do it. But what happened to those that go above and beyond because they take pride in what they do and they want to be recognized for and associated with a superior work ethic and an overall willingness to press on and achieve. These people walls ar