Jan 1, 2015
2014 was one long, crazy, bootyclappin year for us. Thanks to RAHstrs for makin’ it what it was!
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2014 was one long, crazy, bootyclappin year for us. Thanks to RAHstrs for makin’ it what it was!
Please note that this has been the most well-received gift I've come up with in 20 years of marriage. RAH: the jewelry of the low-maintenance crowd.
~ Steve from California, October 7, 2014
...can I just say that you all have the BEST customer service I have ever dealt with. Hands down, no question. Thank you for always being on top of things, the personalized emails, and the rapid response time. I couldn't ask for a better customer experience.
~ Kat from California, September 15, 2014
“My Mexico kit from @radandhungry just arrived! A custom made pencil pouch, a landscape-oriented graph pad, the perfect double-ended pencil (one for writing, one for editing), and candy?! This is what my dorky little dreams are made of.”
~ Jennifer from Oklahoma, September 9, 2014
"So excited that my Rad&Hungry purchase came ON MY BIRTHDAY! And it was wrapped up like the prettiest of presents. I'm so madly in love with the felt pen!"
~ Kat from California, June 18, 2014
"For the longest time I just saved everything and never used it because each item is so cool and I didn’t want to ruin the notebooks and things with my messy handwriting, or use up a pencil or run out of ink, but finally this year I decided I shouldn’t let them go to waste. So either I’m going to use the stuff (I have started using one notebook and one pen out of everything I’ve received over the years), or I’m going to start an office supply museum."
~ Janalyn from Michigan, April 14, 2014
Paper Clip Love
Archivist Alan Walker questions why he continues to work at the National Archives. His answer? Fasteners. How rad is that?! "You wouldn’t think that something so trivial would hold my attention for any length of time. And yet, paper fasteners play such a vital role in our daily lives here." We totally get it! One of our faves to hunt down during RAD AND HUNGRY sourcing trips are paper clips. Do you still have your membership card and collection of paper clips included with your first order? Read the article -- Keeping It All Together: Paper Fastners at the National Archives. Thanks for sharing the article and for posting a photo of your paper clips, Kat!