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How to Make a Homemade Postcard
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There is something quite special about receiving a homemade postcard from somebody you love. It is a quality that exceeds Facebook posts and tweets and is something personal to both the recipient and sender.
Working in a small office compared to a big office
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Starting in a new office can be intimidating. You’ve successfully beat all other applicants to that coveted job and a start date has been set. But will you fit in? Forget the job for the moment and think about your new colleagues, your new work family if you will. How many are there, how big is your team, can you be yourself around them?
July News
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With all the craziness of late surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic, we are happy to say that Blue Wonder is back to some semblance of normality, relatively speaking. We are finally back in the office, observing social distancing of course, but services are in full flow. It’s nice to be back in the rhythm of day to day services without having to have meetings through skype. It will be a while before everything will be completely normal again, not just here but around the globe, but it’s nice to feel the office spirit once again.
Alternative Uses for Things - Stationery
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In our continued quest to find the creative, the innovative, and the downright bonkers, this week’s blog post looks toward alternative uses for office stationery to get the artistic juices flowing. See our previous blog post on alternative uses for toilet roll to get an idea on what we mean: https://bluewondercommerce.com/blogs/news/alternative-uses-for-things-loo-roll
Origami
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With lockdown beginning to ease, there will be many who’ll be happy to venture outside again. And with many stores beginning to re-open, even at a reduced capacity, it would seem things are beginning to go back to some semblance of normality. But, dear reader, let this not be a time to get complacent in your quest to try new things! And this week, we will discuss one of the oldest art forms known: origami.