Christmas Party 1998

...And what better way to vent frustrations than by making bloody spear heads, tie-dyed rhinoceroses, pregnant chickens and Chinese throwing stars (also bloody, of course). But first, you have to decorate:

	"So where's the 10-baseT port on this thing?" Of course, Christmas isn't complete without an official Winter Solstice Bush.
We string the lights on just in case someone bumps into it in the dark. Extensive research indicates that doing a faceplant into the tree is not part of any Holiday tradition.
	Every work of art comes with the requisite model to show it off. Here Martha shows us her minutes of hard work as an undergrad have paid off into a successful career as a tree-hugger.
As is evident from this picture, everyone at Prufrock is very proud of our 25+ year old drapes, and we figured that they needed a bit of mood lighting to show them off correctly.
	Important safety tip: Always string lights while they are on. This minimizes the chances that nobody will be shocked by a frayed wire, thereby insuring a lively Christm-- er, Winter Solstice trip to the hospital.

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last updated: September 17, 2003