- You reside in a cubicle
- Your job hours are 9-5 with strict breaks at certain times
- You have to clock in and are paid hourly
- You’re told to turn your music down or put on headphones because you are distracting the other McPeople
- You need constant guidance in your job role or the reverse: you are being constantly supervised
- You catch the “Mondays”
- There are more power cords than outlets around you
- You alternate use of your desk with the evening/afternoon/morning workers
- You share a phone
You May Work in a McOffice When:
What are some characteristics of YOUR McOffice?
Foodie Fridays: I apologize in advance to all my vegan friends
And now: The Bacon Cupcake
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Wildlife Wednesdays: A Wild Cat Appears!
Miscellaneous Mondays: E-book titles
What if e-books had moving jpegs as their cover? Wouldn’t that be cool! Integrating a “moving” picture as the cover, reminds me of Harry Potter.
Seattle Specific Saturdays: To Market To Market….
To Buy a Fat Pig
There aren’t actual pigs at the Maple Valley Market but you can find me there! I set up again for the Maple Valley Writers and hope to recruit more locals who either will in the future want to or currently write. Hope you had a chance to stop by my booth if you were in the area.
Foodie Fridays: Herbs to Own
Author Thursdays: Writers
What it Takes to Be a Writer:
there is a famous psychological study wherein a child is placed in a blank room and sat in front of a table. On top of the table is a plate containing one large marshmallow. The child is instructed that if he waits he can have two marshmallows but if he eats this one, he doesn’t get another. This is the test of a novel writer. You might get to lick the marshmallow and taste the sweetness on your tongue but you can’t eat the marshmallow.





