As many Coloradans stayed inside and turned up their heaters on one of the worst snowstorms so far this season, Linhart Public Relations team members remained hard at work today, both in the office and at remote locations.
Here’s what we want to show and tell about this frigid winter day:
“Growing up, I always hoped to get trapped with a friend during a big snowstorm so our parents would have no way to separate us. It feels like that in our office today, and I may be lucky to get stuck here with my fellow interns and co-workers.” – Kelly Williams.
“Not many people were on the Denver light rail this morning. I am worried Kelly’s dreams will come true and I will be at the office with no way home because the light rail shuts down. I hope it keeps running!” –Ashley Frost
“What’s even more fun to me than the snow today is being able to see one of my favorite photos on my desk at home as I work….my youngest niece, Sophia, with this delightful expression. Simple pleasures.” –Dawn Doty
“I hope the light rail continues to run, too. It is only my first week with Linhart PR and this was quite a greeting!” –Krista Flock.
“This is my dog Jackson, who is obviously not a snow dog, trying to leap over the snow drift. Where I live, the snow goes in circles as it gets blown off the balconies and pool deck on the 7th floor. Pretty sweet.” –Noelle Robillard.
“Snow days are great for cranking out work and writing projects without distraction, which is what I’m doing from the comforts of home! Here is a picture of my home office. As you can see, I have a super cute intern, Pali, who’s totally slacking on the job!” –Quinn Kelsey.
“This is picture of my bike on my balcony….not about to ride that thing into work today.” –Emma Garten.
“I was in Chicago last year for this blizzard of 2011, or what became fondly referred to as Snowpocalypse or Snowmagedeon. This is reminding me of that. It was actually the most fun I’ve ever had on a bad Chicago winter day. When we finally got up the nerve to venture outside and the wind calmed down, we made snowmen and had snowball fights on Michigan Avenue.” –Danielle Feldman
“This is the view from where I’m sitting — looking over at Beaver Creek!” –Lauren Cameron.
There is not much more to say about our day with the snow. We want to leave you with one final picture, sent in by Andy Peters, who is truly a dedicated worker. Thanks Andy!
