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Sharon
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« on: November 12, 2007, 08:31:22 PM »

I am not sure if I have ever mentioned this before, but the company I work is frugally challenged.  I wouldn't say they are tight (as I would get the sack  Wink) but they make Scrooge look like Bob Geldof.  Anyway this leads me to the problem of decorating a large office in seasonal gaiety.  It may seem a little early but when you have a 150 foot room to transform into a winter wonderland with a pack of pipe cleaners and a ball of cotton wool the earlier the better  Grin

The other challenge to be faced is the inter-office competition - last year it was make a Christmas tree and the year before it was decorate your computer screen.  This year I came up with the bright idea to make a snowman, a very Christmassy thing to keep us all entertained (of course the bosses would have us believe that work should be our main concern but we know better  Evil).

All of which leads me to show you my home made decoration (there are more but I wouldn't want to frighten anyone of a nervous disposition  ROFL!) and my two snowmen.


Little Robin Redbreast on a lamp


Cap'n Frost  Cap'n


Frosty Potter  Grin

Please feel free to add your Christmas decorations - it will be almost like decorating the Shack  Grin
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« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2007, 12:19:41 AM »

Those are wonderful!!  I don't have any home made ones, but I'll post a photo of my Christmas tree when we put it up.
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