Casual dress

Friday was another casual clothes day. Due to the excitement with the end of the season and promotion battles and championship games coming up, a number of the guys came in with their football shirts on. This lead to much to-ing and fro-ing of banter when each of them walked in in the morning. Favourite was:
"It's supposed to be casual clothes day, not fancy dress."

Missing Rach

As it turned out, Rachael didn’t show up for work this morning. Everyone was asking where she was, but she didn’t bother to phone in. Then around 2.o’clock she phoned in on someone else’s extension to ask if she could book the day off as holiday. She reckoned that she had broken her phone and couldn’t find the number to ring. For some reason she had been painting her kitchen instead of coming in to work. What was funny was that she wasn’t very happy with Dan’s text message telling her it was plain clothes day, and that she should come in dressed as Vicky Pollard. “Tell him he’s in trouble on Monday.”
Dan decided he was bored and asked if he could book the afternoon off as holiday.

Casual Clothes Day

On Monday there was a notice on the door thanking people for their donations for casual clothes day (not like you have a choice). Somehow they managed to charge everyone £1, then get a grand total of £134.75.