christmas decoration at the workplace
I'd originally wrote up this ranting entry on how I wish people would put up Christmas decoration properly in the office, about how nothing is sadder than tinsel randomly draped over dying office plants or sticky-taped to cubicle walls and falling down constantly through the month.
But then I thought it wasn't very Christmas-y of me to do that. So instead I just wanted to mention one little tip that would hopefully make decorating the office quicker, neater, and overall, more aesthetically pleasing.
(Now I know a lot of veteran decorators out there already know this, so please bear with me)
Instead of using sticky tape, that just looks messy, use these instead:
These things would save you heaps of headache.
Just stick these on your cubicle, on your walls or ceiling, and hang your decorations from them with thread or fishing wire. These hooks would stay fairly hidden (especially behind bunched up tinsel), strong enough so they won't fall in the middle of December, and is easy to remove in January without damaging the wall.
I don't even plan on removing mine. Instead I'll probably hang my Valentines decorations on those hooks in February!
But then I thought it wasn't very Christmas-y of me to do that. So instead I just wanted to mention one little tip that would hopefully make decorating the office quicker, neater, and overall, more aesthetically pleasing.
(Now I know a lot of veteran decorators out there already know this, so please bear with me)
Instead of using sticky tape, that just looks messy, use these instead:
These things would save you heaps of headache.
Just stick these on your cubicle, on your walls or ceiling, and hang your decorations from them with thread or fishing wire. These hooks would stay fairly hidden (especially behind bunched up tinsel), strong enough so they won't fall in the middle of December, and is easy to remove in January without damaging the wall.
I don't even plan on removing mine. Instead I'll probably hang my Valentines decorations on those hooks in February!
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