All in a day's work

Getting the office investor-ready has been no small task.

Step 1: Cover the bare walls.

I'm not sure how I got the job of hanging all of this wall art (a total of 26 frames). Actually, now that I think about it, I volunteered. Thank goodness for measuring tapes, torpedo levels, string, and a quick refresher in dividing fractions.

pro bono

Every other month, the committee that I chair in the women's organization at my church and I get to host a "Welcome Social", which gives new move-ins and more tenured members a chance to get to know each other better. These events give me a chance to get a little creative.

bar mitzvah'd

A fun part of my job is the little 'side' projects people ask me to do for them.

Here are a couple gift certificates the owner ['s EA] asked me to make for her son's 13th birthday tomorrow.

Customer Service "Quotables"

I came back from my honeymoon and found this on the wall of the kitchen at work ... I guess I missed a mini crisis initiated by one of the owner's concern that the company is not customer-service-centric enough.

I was asked to "charitify" them (apparently, that's what people in the office say when something needs some sprucing up).

Here is what they turned into...

We now have a set of ten "Customer Service Quotables" that will be framed and hung strategically around the office and possibly turned into mousepads and coffee mugs. Kind of fun!

business card wish

ad turned announcement card

with the new photos

new photography

I just hired Paul Bohman to take some photos of a few of our buildings and here's what came back...