Heading to the coffee shop everday (at least once) is evidently a ritual that is sacred above all else at my new job. The entire graphics department abandons our computers and walks across the street for a caffeine fix. Ad reps come into graphics and think that the second coming has arrived and only the designers were chosen (duh). The outing is much more than a chance to dose up on our drug of choice. It's evidently a major social time. The coffee divas know each of us by name. It's a time to share new stories, to shoot the breeze and to stand around pretending to have really important things to discuss so that we can avoid working as long as possible. While I'm not generally a big fan of ritual, who I am to argue with such a time honored tradition? If I must suffer drinking smoothies and chatting about nothing of consequence all while dodging the duties of my job... it's something I'm willing to do for the sake of tradition.
| December 2, 2005 11:20am | 
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Damon,
I'm glad that you are fitting in so well with the "In Crowd". Wired from too much Caffeine shouldn't be too much of a problem. As opposed to the drug of choice from you last location of residence... Hehehe... Didn't you write a diatribe on that too? "Homer, the pot capitol" or something?
See you in January!
Jay | December 2, 2005 11:39AM
Beats lighting up a cancer stick.
joat | December 2, 2005 11:17PM