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Tag Archives: office life
Lunch Worlds
Lunch break. A girl at our table reads Dostoevsky. The guy next to her is in tabloid concentration. I eat my sandwiches and look out through the window. A child on a plastic tricycle watches a bird fly across the … Continue reading
Posted in Scraplets, Snapshots
Tagged archive 2001, autobiography, Benjamin F Jones, creative prose, Creative writing, Dostoevsky, eating, graphite bunny, lunch break, lunch break bunny, march snapshot, observation, office dystopia, office life, Run away with me, tabloids, very short prose
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The Sandwich Lady is A Man
I got to the sandwich lady late there was only toothpaste and woodlouse sandwiches and a mangled packet of Polos she moaned at my poor timing closed her legs and opened the petty-cash tin; the doctor held up a pair … Continue reading
I Stacked the Odds
I sit on a box of paper. The manager says, ‘It doesn’t matter who goes to the office party as long as someone stays to man the phones.’ Wind scrapes against the windows of the 15th. The phone doesn’t ring … Continue reading
Posted in Exercises, Prose, Snapshots
Tagged autobiography, Benjamin F Jones, Brunel House, cardiff, cardiff queen street, christmas, christmas in the office, christmas shoppers, creative prose, Creative writing, December 2001, exercise, festivities, fifteenth floor, flash, graphite bunny, left behind, odd one out, office, office bunny, office life, office utopia, phone manning, phones, short straw, solo, weirdo, wind scrapes, yoga
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Frames out of Synch
Daylight is creeping back to congratulate me on my birthday. – Graphite Bunny
It’s Nearly Christmas
On health and safety grounds and to comply with the terms and conditions of some of our leases – we regret we cannot allow any Christmas lights or any form of decoration that will damage the fabric of our building … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Prose
Tagged 2001, Benjamin F Jones, Brunel House, c109, christmas, christmas lead up, creative prose, Creative writing, decorations, farce, festive, Health and safety, office dystopia, office life, Prose, short, sketch, terms and conditions, tinsel, vignette
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