Office shrines
Mar. 5th, 2003 02:35 pmIn my endless quest to find things to fill the office newsletter, I hit upon the idea of going around and taking pictures of people's office shrines. Once I began thinking about it, I realized that many people, maybe even most, have something personal on their desk or somewhere in their workspace, like a bookshelf or window ledge. Some are obvious, like pictures of kids or examples of their art work. Others are mysteriously whimsical. On a quick tour around the office, I found: a Hawaiian hula doll, ceramic Tobasco sauce bottles, various action figures, a stuffed Pillsbury doughboy, two statuettes of cheerfully Rubenesque bathing beauties, with bathing caps and 50s swim suits, poised to take a dive, a grinning plastic frog with a straw hat, a carved wooden giraffe, etc., etc.
We're going to take photos of all these various tchotchkes, make a photo collage and invite people to match each picture with the various people around the office.
What weird thing do you have as part of an office/desk shrine?
Mine consists of Sam and Frodo action figures. I also have a little fairy my daughter made out of cloth flowers and embroidery silk, draped over the frame of the baby pictures of my girls.
Cheers,
Peg
We're going to take photos of all these various tchotchkes, make a photo collage and invite people to match each picture with the various people around the office.
What weird thing do you have as part of an office/desk shrine?
Mine consists of Sam and Frodo action figures. I also have a little fairy my daughter made out of cloth flowers and embroidery silk, draped over the frame of the baby pictures of my girls.
Cheers,
Peg