That’s What She Said: That Was Fun!

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Thanks for sharing your creativity with us  last week! We enjoyed reading your posts, ladies. 🙂 xo

Oh man! I kind of wrote about this here. And you know I’m trying to limit my repetitiveness… sort of.  So, this week I wrote a short story, it was kind of sad, and I decided to save it for another time. Instead, this post has been inspired by the spirit of Mary Poppins’ spunk to get shhhtuff done and The Office. My husband and I have started watching The Office from the beginning on Netflix (we were late Office watchers).

I have had to do some boring jobs in my life, so I learned to make the day pass I had to create the element of fun. It was the thing I did when I was younger, my younger brother and I would try to beat the clock to finish our chores, so we could play. I would setup a timer and we would hum William Tell Overture.

When I had my first job as a “opinion researcher” 😉 I would call people and use different voices. If you sound British people want to talk to you. Thanks for helping me make quota Anglophiles. 🙂

Thankfully, I have worked in places where I made friends or had friends to goof around with. I mean we worked, but we made the best of it. Also, having friends while being a young mother at home with kid(s) was super helpful. You need laughter. Good friends= laughter!

Music has always been a source of happiness for me; when I was a waitress I learned to love Dave Matthews Band while working with the owner’s son’s friend that was home from college.

I worked at a desk once where I wrote a story for my co-workers.

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I realize, I have come full circle. The fun little games I would create for my younger brother and I to get motivated to finish our chores, I’m now doing with my kids. 🙂    What do you do to make work fun?

Announcement: There will not be a link-up next week, we won’t be back until August 3rd. When we get back we cannot wait to see the quotes everyone will share!

Keep writing!! XO