Halloween hits the workplace.

Last Friday I moved to a new cubical at work, and so I spent part of last Sunday foofifyig up my cube. (I know, you are not the least bit surprised.)

I went with super affordable black plastic frames on black and white family photos in several sizes. (God Bless Walgreens! Cheap and speedy photo prints you cna order online and pick up in an hour!)
I added some photo boxes for storage, and my vintage typewriter, and used an old clipp-y holder I found at Camas Antiques to hold more black and white pictures. (I am pretty sure the metal holder was originally a potato chip bag holder from a mini mart!)

Here is the back end of my cubical workspace...
Then, I added just a hint of Halloween to it. I added my signature book page "BOO" Banner, and a few cobwebs..
...and some glittery spiders...
....and a little crow.
...Oh, and Mr. Bones here completed the look.
One of my gal-pals at work said it looked very "Poe-esque" and I took that as a compliment. (Considering I am really not a more-is-more person when it comes to Halloween decorating.)

I don't know if I shared this before, but the folks where I work are really a lot of fun. They are creative types, with think-outside-the-box mentalities, and they are competative. This all makes for a positive and challenging, feel-good atmosphere to work in. (And play in.)

Anyway.

We had a cubical decorating contest, a costume contest, and trick-or-treating from cubical to cubical near the end of the day for all of the employees kids. (And Grand-kids!)
I loved watching my little men comparing their stash with another little guy....
...and watching them scurry with their Daddy to get more treats from the Good Witch across the hall.

So much fun.

Next fun-at-work event? Getting ready for the Christmas Cubical Decorating contest, of course.

Comments

[RushaSams]

Love your Halloween cubicle! Lots of great ideas. But what stood out to me were the wonderful black and white photos -- what a great way to bring family into the workplace! The showstopper of your blog, of course, are the adorable children in costume. Love it! http://ohtheplaceswesee.com