[Everyone] Re: Bring Your Daughter To Work Day

[James]

Giles,

Ha! ha! Yes, good point and well made. I'll get Jemima to pass a memo  
around asking if anyone wants to send their daughter up to the top floor  
for a couple of hours on Weds, and will eliminate the snotty and the  
grotty. I seem to recall from a conversation at the executive Christmas  
party that you like them blonde and topheavy, am I right?

I'd happily send up my own Freya-Chrysanthamum but unfortunately one of  
her Facebook groups has got hold of the pictures of the  
seal-cull--apparently they're all over the greenie-weenie end of the  
internets--and she threw a cup of (Fairtrade) coffee over me at breakfast,  
called me a selection of choice names, said some very uncomplimentary  
things about Lothar, and has locked herself in her room. So I think it's  
fairly certain she'll be a no-show.

Golf this weekend?

James


On Fri, 05 Jun 2009 11:59:40 +0100, Giles   
wrote:

> James,
>
> It would seem that no-one here in the Executive Accounts Executive
> Arena has a daughter to bring to work next Wednesday.
>
> Since we do not wish to miss out on the gender rebalancing you
> mentioned, might it be possible for someone else's daughter to join us
> on secondment, just for a couple of hours?
>
> Kind regards
>
> Giles
> Executive Account Executive (Level 2, Pending Level 1, Pending)
>
>
>
>
>
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