My son Adam is a technical engineer for Clearwire, a wireless provider and for the past few days he has been telling me about all the serious planning for the Halloween blowout at his office. Even he was amazed at all that was going on -- decorating all the offices, costumes -- the works. So, this morning he asked if I'd like to go over and see for myself. Of course, I grabbed the camera and said, 'let's go!'Even after all he had told me about it, I was amazed when we walked in and here are a few shots of what grown-ups???? can do when they play like kids! It was really fun to see all of the offices on two floors totally dressed up to entertain the ghosts and goblins! Hey, whoever said we had to stop playing just because we got big? As usual, you can click on the photo for a scarier look!
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Not only is that fun to see, but I'm sure was very fun to do! I like to see such creativity encouraged in the workplace. Now, if we can just get art, music and other right-brained studies back in the schools, we can lay a great foundation in future generations!
Looks like they had a great time. In the early years when I started working for the Township, we all always dressed in costumes for Halloween. Had a lot of fun in other ways too. But in later years things changed, and sadly all that was over.
sounds like fun for the workers and a needed break from being serious.
What fun - its a reminder that we are never to old to enjoy fun. They did a great job in his office I think - love the hand - it would turn me off the candy!! PS Wish probably would be a good thing mind you!
That is so fabulous. It's good to see young at heart grown-ups.
Morning Sylvia - What a fun place to be and work . Looking at the goodies (candies) on show I think it was a fantastic idea to have a bloody hand just lying there.. I would certainly have me off indulging in them !
This is great! As my blog from yesterday also proved....us grown-ups just love to have an excuse to play! OF course, us grown-ups on the island HAD to make it political....lol
Terri
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