Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for October 31, 2019

perfectionist

The more work you get done, the more cushioning there is in the out box.

Just don’t drool on those papers.

Ya got that right…..zzzzzzz!

No sheep needed when doing paperwork.

We never had formal “in” and “out” boxes. Just plastic fixtures that had three levels—one for in, one for out, and one for hold.

I always wanted a bin that said, “Why is this even on my desk?”

I think we’ve all felt that way at some point.

Dump your in box into the outbox and see how much of it comes back.

So Horace has a desk job, and that he lives in a small house. (Bigger on the inside of course.) So those non-Euclidean elevators are in that business building called Escher. Ms Lee Escher (1879 – 1940) was an esoteric person, knew Dr Ivo Shandor (1850 – 1930) too. One of the prime listings on the GB chart of most active sites and probable places of spiritual turbulence. (Ectoplasmic-sensors placed to monitor 24/7.)

Has Horace ever held a job for more than a day?

Like the light.

Where’s the one labeled “stuff that makes me look important”?

Why hasn’t Dagwood thought of this?

Well, he’s “out”, all right… out cold.

This is perfect…