Life at the office
Hello all! I'd like to fill you in about what our office is like, and introduce you to some of the people we work with. I'll try to give you a virtual tour, so to speak. To start at the beginning...

Here's the door off the street to our office. It's pretty easy to miss, and there has been discussion of late about trying to improve the signage we have on the street for clients. Admittedly, Allison and I nearly missed it when we walked by for the first time about a month ago.

Here is the stairway up to the second floor, on the other side of the door you just saw. It's funny; because Allison and I frequently ride our bikes to work, the sound of our shoes clanking on the stairs as we carry our bikes up reverberates through the whole office. Apparently, everyone is now used to knowing exactly when we arrive.

This is the reception area. The glass doors straight ahead are to the classroom where many of our educational programs are held. To the right, around the corner, is the hallway.

This is said hallway. Down at the very end you can see our executive direcor, Jim, working at his desk. This shot is actually taken facing toward the reception area you just saw. My office is that first door on the right. We'll get to that later. Right now, we're going to turn around 180 degrees and head toward the breakroom area.

Hmm, pardon me while I clean up this dish that Allison so carelessly left out.

There, that's better! This is the breakroom. We keep our lunch here in the fridge, and we usually eat our lunch here, too. It's cozy, and well-stocked with tea.
Well, now that we've seen that, let's head down to Allison's office. She's all the way back down the hall, in the anteroom to Jim's office.

Hi, Allison! (She's getting better at hiding her "spider solitaire" games on the computer) Hope you find that book, uh, interesting. Seeing as you're so busy, we'll let you get back to...work.

Here's another office! I'd like to introduce you folks to my two coworkers (well, supervisor and coworker), Brigetta and Matt. I work with these two everyday. We've gotten to know each other pretty well through all the important meetings we have together. Bye guys! Hope that grant application pans out ok!

Well, it's back to work for me. Won't be long and I'll have another significant meeting, major assignment, or....oh excuse me, it appears I have an urgent phone call! Thanks for joining me, and I hope you had a good time seeing our office!

Here's the door off the street to our office. It's pretty easy to miss, and there has been discussion of late about trying to improve the signage we have on the street for clients. Admittedly, Allison and I nearly missed it when we walked by for the first time about a month ago.

Here is the stairway up to the second floor, on the other side of the door you just saw. It's funny; because Allison and I frequently ride our bikes to work, the sound of our shoes clanking on the stairs as we carry our bikes up reverberates through the whole office. Apparently, everyone is now used to knowing exactly when we arrive.

This is the reception area. The glass doors straight ahead are to the classroom where many of our educational programs are held. To the right, around the corner, is the hallway.

This is said hallway. Down at the very end you can see our executive direcor, Jim, working at his desk. This shot is actually taken facing toward the reception area you just saw. My office is that first door on the right. We'll get to that later. Right now, we're going to turn around 180 degrees and head toward the breakroom area.

Hmm, pardon me while I clean up this dish that Allison so carelessly left out.

There, that's better! This is the breakroom. We keep our lunch here in the fridge, and we usually eat our lunch here, too. It's cozy, and well-stocked with tea.
Well, now that we've seen that, let's head down to Allison's office. She's all the way back down the hall, in the anteroom to Jim's office.

Hi, Allison! (She's getting better at hiding her "spider solitaire" games on the computer) Hope you find that book, uh, interesting. Seeing as you're so busy, we'll let you get back to...work.

Here's another office! I'd like to introduce you folks to my two coworkers (well, supervisor and coworker), Brigetta and Matt. I work with these two everyday. We've gotten to know each other pretty well through all the important meetings we have together. Bye guys! Hope that grant application pans out ok!

Well, it's back to work for me. Won't be long and I'll have another significant meeting, major assignment, or....oh excuse me, it appears I have an urgent phone call! Thanks for joining me, and I hope you had a good time seeing our office!

3 Comments:
Ok, I DO NOT play spider solitaire at work. Facebook, yes. Solitaire, no. My computer doesn't even HAVE solitaire.
And I do not leave out my dishes. EVER.
But other than that, this is an entirely accurate and truthful account and a good visual representation of our lives in the salt mines.
Awwww, so cute!
Awesome tour!! And I believe you, Aaron, I know how Allison loves her spider solitaire.
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