Kim (
grammarwoman) wrote2013-06-21 03:53 pm
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Awkward is...
Trying to gently point out to your boss that passing around a bereavement card for an employee whose child died in a drowning accident, when said card has a waterfall on the cover, is perhaps not ideal.
I'm very glad that I didn't even have to get very far into it before she gasped and took it back.
Unfortunately, the last card in her stash also had a stock image of water. I guess tears=>water, meaning it's a common theme for bereavement.
I think I'm gonna go home and hug the stuffing out of the Emperor tonight.
I'm very glad that I didn't even have to get very far into it before she gasped and took it back.
Unfortunately, the last card in her stash also had a stock image of water. I guess tears=>water, meaning it's a common theme for bereavement.
I think I'm gonna go home and hug the stuffing out of the Emperor tonight.
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I keep a huge stock of sympathy cards (may of my friends have elderly companion animals). One has an image of a butterfly on the front, the other one is blind embossed with lilies. Flowers seem to be the second most popular, following nature scenes. The first hit I got on Google images was a lake at sunset. Just... no.
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That's really thoughtful of you to have cards laid away; I'm terrible about sending out snail mail.
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