Spread Good Vibes on National Memo Day
Did you get the memo? Tuesday, May 21 is National Memo Day, an official
holiday dedicated to those announcements and messages spread
office-wide. While your boss might not celebrate it with a memo
declaring how awesome you are (boo), that doesn’t mean you can’t spread
some positive vibes to everyone else!
Whether you’re sending a memo to coworkers or friends climbing the corporate ladder with you, here are some tips to help you celebrate National Memo Day.
Why Memos?
When was the last time you sent a memo? With texts, Facebook announcements, and emails, old-school memos printed on paper are becoming a thing of the past. And that’s actually part of the reason for the creation of National Memo Day. Believe it or not, memos play an important role in the world—how else would you know that your self-instituted casual Tuesday dress code isn’t part of the official handbook? Memos shape government policy, corporate policy, and although serious most of the time, when you’re writing it, you set the rules.
Uplifting Messages for the Masses
What separates memos from letters is the number of recipients. While you can have a personal memo from the Desk of You, memos typically go to more than one person, so you should craft your message to the masses (or your three favorite coworkers).
National Memo Day falls on a Tuesday, so your buds are likely gearing up for their scheduled mid-week slump. Send some positive Tuesday vibes to remind them how great they are at what they do and that you couldn't think of anyone better to send a memo to.
Do It the Old-Fashioned Way
Sending things through snail mail adds a personal touch that email can’t…for lack of a better word, touch. Some might say that snail mail has gone the way of the dinosaur, but when you get a letter or card in the mail, the experience is more personal than pixels on a screen. Besides sending cute baby cards to congratulate your bestie, the postal service should be your go-to message bearer for National Memo Day.
Get Your Memo-Crafting Tools in Order
So, you’ve thought of the positive message you want to share and decided to send your memo the old-fashioned way—now all that’s left to do is put the scribbler pen to paper. You weren’t planning on using plain white paper from the office printer, were you? It’s a celebration. Go above and beyond.
Fortunately, there are tons of cute stationery options available, especially when you shop online to peruse the work of artists on Talking Out of Turn. You can shop for stationery with floral prints, doodles, or just a simple “hello” to add some personality to your uplifting memo. The best part is that premium, cute stationery feels nice to the touch with high-quality letter pressed prints and a textured feel so your recipients can hang your memo in their cubicle and read it whenever they need a little pick-me-up.
About Talking Out of Turn
Talking Out of Turn (TOOT for short) is a Dallas-based company that makes the workweek not just bearable, but a party. With a focus on quality and uniqueness, they do things the hard way and make their products by hand in their paste l-pink Texas workshop. Partnering with artists who are masters of their crafts, TOOT offers colorful and creative pencil pouches, cute bags, desk sets, and even baby cards and cute stationery for you to celebrate all of life’s big events and small occasions equally. If you’re in need of a little bit of extra fun in your daily life, or seeking a gift for a like minded friend, TOOT has you covered.
Shop National Memo Day essentials, gifts, and more at Talkingoutofturn.com
Whether you’re sending a memo to coworkers or friends climbing the corporate ladder with you, here are some tips to help you celebrate National Memo Day.
Why Memos?
When was the last time you sent a memo? With texts, Facebook announcements, and emails, old-school memos printed on paper are becoming a thing of the past. And that’s actually part of the reason for the creation of National Memo Day. Believe it or not, memos play an important role in the world—how else would you know that your self-instituted casual Tuesday dress code isn’t part of the official handbook? Memos shape government policy, corporate policy, and although serious most of the time, when you’re writing it, you set the rules.
Uplifting Messages for the Masses
What separates memos from letters is the number of recipients. While you can have a personal memo from the Desk of You, memos typically go to more than one person, so you should craft your message to the masses (or your three favorite coworkers).
National Memo Day falls on a Tuesday, so your buds are likely gearing up for their scheduled mid-week slump. Send some positive Tuesday vibes to remind them how great they are at what they do and that you couldn't think of anyone better to send a memo to.
Do It the Old-Fashioned Way
Sending things through snail mail adds a personal touch that email can’t…for lack of a better word, touch. Some might say that snail mail has gone the way of the dinosaur, but when you get a letter or card in the mail, the experience is more personal than pixels on a screen. Besides sending cute baby cards to congratulate your bestie, the postal service should be your go-to message bearer for National Memo Day.
Get Your Memo-Crafting Tools in Order
So, you’ve thought of the positive message you want to share and decided to send your memo the old-fashioned way—now all that’s left to do is put the scribbler pen to paper. You weren’t planning on using plain white paper from the office printer, were you? It’s a celebration. Go above and beyond.
Fortunately, there are tons of cute stationery options available, especially when you shop online to peruse the work of artists on Talking Out of Turn. You can shop for stationery with floral prints, doodles, or just a simple “hello” to add some personality to your uplifting memo. The best part is that premium, cute stationery feels nice to the touch with high-quality letter pressed prints and a textured feel so your recipients can hang your memo in their cubicle and read it whenever they need a little pick-me-up.
About Talking Out of Turn
Talking Out of Turn (TOOT for short) is a Dallas-based company that makes the workweek not just bearable, but a party. With a focus on quality and uniqueness, they do things the hard way and make their products by hand in their paste l-pink Texas workshop. Partnering with artists who are masters of their crafts, TOOT offers colorful and creative pencil pouches, cute bags, desk sets, and even baby cards and cute stationery for you to celebrate all of life’s big events and small occasions equally. If you’re in need of a little bit of extra fun in your daily life, or seeking a gift for a like minded friend, TOOT has you covered.
Shop National Memo Day essentials, gifts, and more at Talkingoutofturn.com
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