I just wanted to send a big thank you to every member of the team for
everything that you all do. I’m always so impressed with the quality of the
products, guides, livestreams, website, ordering, packaging and shipping
that you guys have. Also speaking as someone who works in tech support and
is often doing work that no one ever really knows about behind the scenes, I
want to thank everyone at Adafruit in those types of roles as well.
I’m sending this this week because receiving Adabox 005 really made my week,
which had been a challenging week for many reasons both personal and
professional. It was my first time joining in and I was thoroughly impressed
by everything included. I love working with Raspberry Pi, especially as an
emulator, and can’t wait to try out the Joy Bonnet. I look forward to
tinkering with everything included and what a surprise to receive an issue
of The MagPi on top of everything else!
I just wanted to say thanks because I had the kind of week that reminded me
of how important it is to express appreciation. It is the little things that
matter most. Thank you all for everything you do in supporting open source,
making, education and community.
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