I have just returned from our local office
superstore, where I bought yet another
fax machine. I made the purchase without
thinking twice about it. Times have
certainly changed.
When Gary and I started our company,
our "office" fit into one corner of the living
room. We outfitted it with one phone
line, a cheap calculator, and a new electric
typewriter. A wobbly folding card
table and a small wooden kitchen table
served as desks. Chairs were dining room
castoffs and our filing cabinet a plastic
milk crate.
Eleven years later, we've filled two
large rooms with four metal
office desks, comfortable chairs,
good calculators at each desk,
three computers, a scanner,
copier, fax, a half-dozen file cabinets,
storage cabinets,