(47 Moods)
Are you the type of person who tends to be moody especially at work each day? Well, I certainly have my moods just like everyone else and I recently picked up a visual indicator that I use to let my co-workers know exactly how I feel each morning.
It is called The Daily Mood Desktop Flipchart and it’s a fun way to get your attitude across to your fellow workers.
I bought it as one of those cool office supplies for my cubicle and it really has turned out to be just that! I bought another desk accessory called Flip It which I wrote about in this article which lets me communicate to my co-workers my current work status.
The Daily Mood is all about your attitude and I just place it next to my flat panel monitor on my desktop and choose the word and associated emoticon that indicates how I am feeling that morning. It has become a conversation piece with my co-workers, and certainly one of my cool office gadgets, because they are always interested in what mood that I have chosen for that particular day.
There are 47 different moods from which you can choose and on the back of each chart are funny definitions of each mood, witticisms, a synonym, antonym, anagram, and a Pig Latin translation. It’s just a fun addition to the office desktop and just another way to help make the day fly by.
The Daily Mood Desktop Flipchart Images
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This is one of my cool cubicle accessories that makes a great gift for your spouse, co-worker, boss, or friend. It can also be used in a home office or in the kitchen if you want to let the rest of your family know how you are feeling each day. I am enjoying The Daily Mood Desktop Flipchart in my office cubicle and I think you just might too…
Bob has been blogging for over 20 years and has been an office and cubicle dweller for more than 40 years. He created the popular office website CubicleBliss in January 2011 and rebranded it as WorkspaceBliss in April 2020. Over the years, he has been a regular writer for popular blogs such as DailyBlogTips and WorkAwesome (can read his articles here).
In the office he’s been an IT Manager, Applications Engineer, Systems Analyst, Software Project leader, and Programmer Analyst in his long career. He’s a Certified Microsoft Professional and possesses a Masters of Science degree and two Bachelor of Science degrees, one of those in Informational Technology.
