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[faffa_70]

Hi CP63, tell you DD to just go for it. I too am in Perth and not an outgoing person, but as my group leader says, your passion is what shines through and that is all you need. I wouldn't have thought that age would matter at all. When I saw the tmx I KNEW it was for us and it wouldn't have mattered who was showing it to me!!

[cookie1]

CP63, from another Perthite-your DD must go for it. We were very surprised at a B to B course that I dragged my DD to:  one of her friends from uni was there and she had just bought herself a TMX.  It seems that as some of the girls are moving out of home they are buying themselves a TMX as they can see they are good, useful machines. This lass was 28 and had been working for a few years. My DD has just bought herself a block and will be building on it and then moving into her new home. Initially she was going to take all my superfluous gadgets, but now she thinks she'll have a TMX.
Your daughter will appeal to young and old alike. Go for it.

[I Love Bimby!]

Hi again CP63 - I agree  with the others - tell your daughter to go for it!! I'm not out going at all, just passionate about the tmx.  I think a bit of enthusiasm and passion for the TMX is all she needs. Customers and guests aren't silly. They see the passion coming through.  We had a uni student in our "batch" of training too.

I'm not sure about making wine, but it would be easy to do a gluwine recipe in the tmx.

Keep up the BB wines Thermomixer