Maybe a little different (and much lighter) than the good ' ol days of College, the sheath, game, our representation involves not, um, liquids and can be done in 30 seconds. Here is what I mean. Scott and I had this mug holding our pens and pencils in the Office for the majority of 7 years. Yeah. So if you do the math, this mug has traveled with us in Cincinnati and all the way down the Windy City (and at least three different houses).
Not helped that half of our pens were sans ink and pencil just doesn't have a point. And that kind of we were upgrading our office after the ungodly flood-who-is-remain-nameless, we thought it was the little things that count too.Exchange does little good. type the on-hand-glass-vase-for-free.
I fished out all ball useless and kept just our favorite River by hand, along with a vibrant stock markers. It turns out that we don't need (hum, couldn't use) most original items, and instead, we have an easy peasy (and stylish, no?) Cup pen.
We don't chuck scissors or other non-writing tools mug, but more to come about this.And of course, a tour of dime of our now fully recovered office space.A few changes here and there make all the difference, after all.
PS …For those of you in the Chicago area, be sure to pick up a copy of learning this Friday! we heard through the grapevine that a familiar face (or two) may make an appearance. and for those of you outside these city walls, naturally we should share the details.
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