Tuesday, November 10, 2009

My wife had made a bunch

of these to sell at a holiday bazaar...I saw them and thought of you and grabbed them.

Ah thanks Mark!

It used to be that only happened with frogs....now I get Halloween and frog stuff!! Wooohoooo!!

BTW - wore them all October, and will continue to wear them until someone from HR tells me I have to take them off.

It will happen, trust me. :(

5 comments:

  1. Your HR department is crazy.

    Do they have something in a dress code rule that addresses it specifically? I'm shocked they can get away with this.

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  2. Incredible. Sounds like a control freak infestation in your HR department.

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  3. Okay, it is not enforced....just recommended that "holiday wear" be worn on or around the coinciding holiday.

    Apparently an attempt to keep people from wearing those dreadful holiday sweaters all year long! :D

    There is even something in there about not wearing evening dresses to work.....seriously? Someone did that?!

    :D

    Cheers!

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  4. You could always just wear the bat or spiderweb ones to work. It's not like a jack o lantern or something that says Happy Halloween.

    So what if you had a nice skull pendant?

    I suppose if you're working face to face with clients or the public, I could understand using your best judgment on such things, but if you're just around the office? People should back off.

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  5. Well, I work for a faith-based hospital, which normally is very nice, as they don't tolerate tantrum-throwing physician behavior.

    However, they don't do Halloween, either, so we aren't allowed to wear any Halloween scrubs. Harvest, okay; autumn, okay. Witches, skeletons, spiders, etc? Nope.

    So on the weekends I wear my Halloween socks.

    (snicker)

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