Is imitation really the sincerest form of flattery? With four Border Collies in the house, you can bet our vacuum gets a work out. So, when it was time for a new vacuum, we shopped around and decided to purchase a Dyson because it was the best vacuum within our budget, and we were tired of buying a vacuum every year that promised to be “the one”. Did the Dyson live up to its promise of being the best? You bet it did, and then some! We would buy another because the product is awesome and their service is just as wonderful, although we’ve never needed it other than to order supplies. I was in the store recently and noticed Hoover now offers a “cyclonic” vacuum right next to the Dyson. The packaging even looks like the packaging for the Dyson. I suppose it was only a matter of time before a copy cat version of the Dyson was released making the claim that it is now the best. Our previous vacuums were Hoovers, and we were sorely disappointed with them, so I wouldn’t buy a Hoover, even if it is trying to be a Dyson. The same phenomenon happens in every industry, including the carriage industry. When a company reaches the pinnacle of success, they are offering the best product or service, and there will always be other companies riding on the coat tails trying to copy a business’s success. Threejays Carriages is known for providing the highest customer service and professionalism in the industry, and there is no carbon copy of that available. It’s a wonderful feeling to know that Threejays Carriages has reached a point where we are so respected in the industry that others want to be like Threejays Carriages. It is empowering. It makes us continue to strive to be the best while the competition continues to strive to keep up!
Holiday Carriages in Highland Park Village
In Events, Holidays, Information on 10/29/2009 at 11:03 pmPress Release from Highland Park Village:
DALLAS – September 2009 – Experience the magic of Highland Park Village on Friday, November 27th, as the spirit of the holiday season comes to life. Yuletide festivities will take place from 2 to 6pm and will include cookie decorating , caroling, face painting, balloon artists and special events and offers at participating retailers. The merchants of Highland Park Village are also hosting a toy drive that will benefit the S.M. Wright Foundation and Children’s Medical Center. Photos with Santa will be taken by Holt Haynsworth and one complimentary photo will be offered upon ordering online at www.haynsworthphotography.com. Sponsors for the event are Park Cities People Newspaper and ParkCitiesMoms.com.
“We are excited to invite the community to celebrate the holiday season at Highland Park Village,” says Ray Washburne, managing director of HP Village Parnters, LP. “In changing the event from what it has been in years past to an afternoon full of festivities and a toy drive, we hope to see a huge turn out from the community and that this will continue to be an annual tradition for the families of the Park Cities.” The holiday lights that have become a signature feature of Highland Park Village will be lit that evening for the first time of the season. Performances throughout the day from Park Cities Dance and Power House of Dance will also be a part of the day’s festivities. Additionaly, 15-minute carriage rides around the town of Highland Park will begin at 6pm. Rides are available for an hourly rate for tours of the grandly decorated neighborhood . Rides may be booked through Monday, December 31st (excluding Christmas day) by calling 214.521.6717 or by visiting www.threejayscarriages.com. 
Threejays Carriages Unveiled
In Daily, Events, Information, weddings on 10/02/2009 at 9:53 am
