Hanging antique bridle in office

[GraceLikeRain]

Some of these threads genuinely make me wonder if some of the posters have even been in an office before. From the public to nonprofit sector and everything in between it’s been atypical to see an office devoid of personal items. My current boss actually was quite weirded out by how little personal items I brought in initial and he strongly encouraged me to bring in photos and other things to make the office feel more personalized.

To the topic at hand, I’d probably go with a shadow box due to the dust factor. It also gives you the ability to match the framing material to other items in the office to create a nice cohesive feel.

[Bluey]

Guess that there is no rules for taste in office decor.

One alarming office had, just as you enter, a full size, standing a good 6’+ tall, paws up and teeth showing, stuffed bear, a real one, I think, about 10 in front of the door.

It was an oil and gas exploration company, non telling what that bear story was.

At least a bridle will be less of a shock to customers/clients.

[cattywampus]

@2DogsFarm the skeleton was part of a job lot of random stuff and equipment they picked up when one of the local colleges closed its vet tech program. They know how I feel about skeletons, and wanted me to work there, so they bribed me with Mr Bones.

I also got a dog skeleton, which is in my living room–my family outvoted me 3 to 1 on Mr Bones in the house.

I hope everyone is doing well after the escape and gorge fest. The dog skeleton hasn’t scared my dogs straight by any means, but horses might be more easily persuaded.

[applelover]

On the other hand, you could also use it to adorn your annual Mari Lwyd horse.

[cattywampus]

@applelover

On the other hand, you could also use it to adorn your annual Mari Lwyd horse.

Which, as it happens, is why I wanted a horse skull in the first place…but I don’t want to decapitate Mr Bones.