My old job was pretty casual on the end of business casual. And Casual Fridays sometimes looked more like Casual Saturday. BUT very rarely did anyone come in from outside the office. There were a few people who pushed the boundaries of the regular dress code but it was relaxed. Generally people dressed up more on Mondays and then things got more casual as the week went on.
When I worked for the airport, we were the only City division that did not have Casual Fridays with jeans. We were only allowed khakis on Fridays, except women could wear denim skirts, but only skirts. Other division I think were allowed to wear khakis on other days.
Big Bang Theory!
Second Raising Hope , I'm catching up on it via Hulu.
Sounds like a fun event, Hec! Very cool.
It just popped up on my Google Alert so I didn't know anything about it. I wonder what section he'll read...
I've been taping a bunch of Raising Hopes and watched the pilot and wasn't impressed. But I did the same thing with Community and now love love love it. So I should give it another shot!
Parks & Rec is another one I love (that wasn't so great at the start).
Oh my god there is a car outside with a horn that won't stop beeping! ... I guess that will be something I won't have to deal with as much when I move into the cube. Or the shredder truck that always parks right outside my window.
I wasn't thinking about The New Girl clearing the way for nerdy girls, just that Jess's description makes me think I might enjoy it more than I had thought. I've been FFing past all the commercials on kneejerk Zooey avoidance.
I'm at a University, so there isn't a dress code really. I tend to wear suits and business wear. But, it's summer, so I'm a little more slack about it. Today, I'm wearing a calf length black jersey skirt and an olive short sleeve shirt with black patent slides. I wouldn't wear this during the year without a cardigan and full shoes. But, it's summer AND Friday, so fuck it.
I keep trying to watch Community, and I just can't.
I hadn't watched a sitcom in years (since Seinfeld was canceled, really) but now suddenly I've got Community, Parks & Rec, 30 Rock, and HIMYM on my plate. And The New Girl in the fall because IT'S ALL ABOUT ME if I were single. So basically it's about my sister.
I've never even heard of Raising Hope. What network is it on?
When I was at a university, there was a dress code. That's not fair.
I've never even heard of Raising Hope. What network is it on?
Fox. It's Garret Dillahunt, Martha Plimpton, and Cloris Leachman. They are insane.
