- The checkbook, which I didn't have for so long I have no clue where any of my 4 covers are.
- Childcare bills to send for reimbursement
- Phones from hell - 2nd one from eBay which still doesn't work, the other with a non-working screen which caused me to find out I bought roadside assistance instead of insurance-gah!
- Make-up to look purty, in case I ever remember to put it on
- Boy toys, which the kids will scoff at since they want the motorcycle or whatever I don't have.
- Cool business card holder giveaway
- PTA and other money and time sucking forms to fill out.
- Free deodorant and tea from blogher, for emergencies?
- "These are yours mom" make up thingies handed to me as my son rifled through the back-to-school stuff.
- Sweet make-up bag also from The Motherhood at Blogher
- Ipod, pens, camera download wire, comb, gum (for fresh breath, teeth brushing, and bribing kids)
- Wallet, with three dollars and 65 receipts
- Batteries, to recycle or new, not really sure
- Freebies from YMCA, sunscreen and chapstick, very useful crap
- ANOTHER camera wire, where the heck is my iPod one?
And no, I did not show the random kleenex, business cards and receipts floating around.
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On to my office. At home I work on the couch, so my desk at work is a haven of efficiency, NOT.
My only neat drawer, as it contains the giveaways. I've conveniently left a key so that the business managers can come by and ask me to get stuff for them cuz they are like 4 years old.
And here's my illegal shelf with family photos, shh! (safety thing, nothing against family photos here).
Stuffed gorilla our CEO decided the company could not sell after all, so they gave them out to the marketing group (it says "Hi, I'm your 800 lb Gorilla" in an attempt to make fun of ourselves ala Al Gore on South Park. Note for future, this company does not like to make fun of itself).
Thanks for humoring me. I will never never undertand the power of tchoktke. Never.
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