Some options...

[x-cyclops.livejournal.com]

...to address the recent tendency of staff members to lock themselves in their rooms, before it turns into an epidemic.

1) Enroll the staff member in some sort of relaxing extracurricular activity. (Yoga? Some sort of meditation? Air hockey?)

2) Declare Funny Hat Day and enforce it scrupulously. I suspect it would be very hard to brood if, say, you saw Jamie Madrox wearing a moose on his head.

3) Reinstate regular visits to Harry's. I'm beginning to think that some of us spend far too much time within these walls.

4) Have a half-dozen of the staff member's favorite students serenade the staff member. Preferably with show tunes.

5) Establish a buddy system. If you detect any danger signs, implement one of the above. If we don't keep each other sane, people, who will?

Any thoughts?

Comments

[x-dazzler.livejournal.com]

(I thought it might. Only of course, it being the absolute truth kinda helps. ;) )

Well, not my fault if they are. I firmly believe in putting them to use.

Knowing and doing - yep, two different things. For mostly everyone really, not just adults.

[x-vega.livejournal.com]

(And here I thought I was only going to like you for your taste in designers.)

Any recommendations?

Agreed. But we're supposed to know better. I just startled Delphine by laughing at that. It's a nice theory.

[x-dazzler.livejournal.com]

(You're very politely ignorign the pink phase, as short as it was. Thank you so much. *g*)

Any preferences as to the type of massage? Because Graceful Services and Haven are the first that come to mind, generally speaking. There's also Oasis and Bliss Soho. I go to D.Esse myself, most of the time.

Well, you know what they say about theory and practice. *g*