The folks upstairs at Fruit Towers have got a method for reminding each other how they take their tea. They write it on the walls above their desks.
from the top - Nicky, Lucy, Jonathan, Jenny
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Cripes!
I suggested a tea/coffee run to Fruitstock Jenny for next year's event. A number of Innocent staff were manning various points on their own. A cheery cuppa char & cookie can (alliteration gives out) help raise flagging spirits.
Clearly I hadn't thought this through. A wrongly shaped mug, too many brown bits, wrong kind of milk and the tea/coffee/cookie dispensers might find themselves being slapped round the chops with a wet kipper and sent on their way!
I don't drink tea or coffee but I can totally sympathise with the icky brown bits as my other half drinks gallons of the stuff. Extremely irritating when it's MY mug and i end up with bits in my hot water with lemon!!! grr. At least I don't have to worry about kettle scum... living in Scotland does have it's advantages!!
Cripes!
I suggested a tea/coffee run to Fruitstock Jenny for next year's event. A number of Innocent staff were manning various points on their own. A cheery cuppa char & cookie can (alliteration gives out) help raise flagging spirits.
Clearly I hadn't thought this through. A wrongly shaped mug, too many brown bits, wrong kind of milk and the tea/coffee/cookie dispensers might find themselves being slapped round the chops with a wet kipper and sent on their way!
:0)
Posted by: Gowan | August 30, 2006 at 11:10 AM
I don't drink tea or coffee but I can totally sympathise with the icky brown bits as my other half drinks gallons of the stuff. Extremely irritating when it's MY mug and i end up with bits in my hot water with lemon!!! grr. At least I don't have to worry about kettle scum... living in Scotland does have it's advantages!!
Posted by: Emma | September 05, 2006 at 10:21 AM