Last year I was in Planning where Halloween is a big deal. This year I'm in Engineering and am one of only 3 people who dressed up.
I had to put on my costume when I got to work because my son said he would DIE of shame if I took him into school dressed as Sylvester the cat.
I'm wearing my vampire teeth and thoroughly enjoying scaring the crap out of people in my office. Costumes seen so far at work: witch (our accounting person!), goth, Crip, and a wide assortment of Halloween-themed accessories. Unfortunately, my best costumes are hardly "work-appropriate".
This is my first year ever that I have not dressed up. To tell you the truth, I just haven't had the time this year. I wish I had the time, because I've always enjoyed dressing up. People are ambling into work now, and so far I haven't seen any costumes... so it looks like I won't be alone.
Nary a costume here, although the DPW secretary is decked out in a halloween t-shirt, vest, cardigan and socks. My corneas are still recovering.
Just the receptionists here...nobody else.
Here are all of us
I have some meetings today. Thought about dressing as the grim reaper, but figured applicants probably won't see the humour.
Saw Darth Maul walking down the street this morning. Other than that, haven't seen any costumes at work. Probably some downstairs though - they're having some sort of halloween fundraiser...
We have witches here, but we recognize them without their costumes anyway.
Only saw one costume around here today.
Giff, I thought you could be showing a little more leg, and maybe have on some heels....
I tried to send a picture of some dressed up planners in the office (male stripper)....however the .jpg was too big.
sorry
Naw. He's from Iowa, remember? Evan the facial hair is a part of the authenticity...Originally posted by Michael Stumpf
Only saw one costume around here today.
Giff, I thought you could be showing a little more leg, and maybe have on some heels....
Do you know how hard it is to find giant womens shoes in one day?Originally posted by Michael Stumpf
Only saw one costume around here today.
Giff, I thought you could be showing a little more leg, and maybe have on some heels....
Hey, but I'm thinner than most of those Wisconsin girlsOriginally posted by bturk
Naw. He's from Iowa, remember? Evan the facial hair is a part of the authenticity...
Payless!Originally posted by giff57
Do you know how hard it is to find giant womens shoes in one day?
Not that I know that first hand.
Peggy Hill had to drive across the border to Mexico to get giant shoes in her size.
Where are your costumes????Originally posted by giff57
Here are all of us
"A witty woman is a treasure, a witty beauty is a power!"
Next to nobody. One secretary with a sweatshirt, me with a pumpkin tie. Out of 30 in the building, that is it. Really dullsville around here. I miss Cat Woman from my last city hall.
I visited my former workplace at lunch. They have Mr. Clean, Miss Cleo, Lincoln's widow, Capt. Hook, an email, Davy Crockett, and a guy from a Nascar pit crew (just to name a few). I guess it helps to have a contest with real prizes and everyone's picture on the organization's internal website.
No costumes for me at work. My wife is a teacher though, and they always have fun. This year, she's Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz--ruby slippers and all.
I'm curious. How do you dress as an e-mail?Originally posted by Zoning Goddess
...an email...
I suppose (assuming you are male) you could just put a big e on your chest.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!
When Jesus said "love your enemies", he probably didn't mean kill them.
Nerudite was close. Actually, a female secretary dressed as a man and pinned a huge "e" to her chest.
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