I foresaw several possible scenarios:
- A glance…a look of disgust (sex in the office!!!)…silence
A look…another look…a discussion on office protocol
A trip to Human Resources
What actually happened was…nothing. It may be that no one noticed the design; I was wearing it, not waving it around. Or it may be that I’d created an issue where there wasn’t one. Only time will tell, as I now plan on wearing the scarf on regular business days.
But now I’m wondering, have our working lives become so structured and “coded”…code of ethics, code of behavior, dress code…that we are censoring ourselves unnecessarily? I try not to but, obviously, some of it is filtering through.

dont censor yourself
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Wow i cant believe they did not notice that skull scarf. intersting.....
Love your blog and especially this post as it is fun to be naughty and pass under the radar in thes work-is -like school office environments. I Meanwhile, if you like to wear jeans wear, them more often whats the differance if they let them on a perticular day what is the differance every day or a day of your choice.
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People notice, they just don't comment to your face. I really wouldn't wear something like that to work, believe me people talk.
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