I work at Brooks, but I suppose I don't have any right to use their logo, but it looks neat, so I am. One evening--a Thursday, to be exact--many of us were working (as happens on the day when the supply truck arrives) and I purchased a Brooks brand disposable camera to capture the magic.

This is aisle 2, filled with many, many boxes. That's Jennelyn, one of my shift supervisors down there at the end. This is pre-Christmas time.

This is Amber and Zac, both of whom are cashiers, like me. Well, Amber is. Zac was. He moved to Florida somewhat recently, breaking up our marvelous Brooks family.

This is a pretty bad picture of Jennelyn, but the only other one I have is her wearing these monstrous reading glasses and a swimming cap. She has also left Brooks.

I'm rather fond of this one. In the background, yawning and sitting on a tote, surrounded by many boxes, is Diane, my other shift supervisors. She and Jennelyn are so very funny. Zac is in the front, looking quite energetic.

Amber, looking somewhat confused. The flash didn't always work on that camera.

An amusing portrait of Diane.

Me, in the stationary aisle...something Zac took.

Sort of a strange-angled close-up of Amber and Zac.

This is from a different Thursday evening. It's Jen, and you can't really see her too well, but she's also on my friends page, since we were friends prior to Brooks. She didn't want me to take her picture this night, but I tricked her. She hit me later...

This is Peter, head pharmacist at our particular Brooks. Before we became a Brooks, we were Liggett Rexall, a hometown pharmacy that Peter owned, so we go way back. Well, a year.

This is Lou, the lady who trained me when I first started working at Liggett's, and she is an absolute delight to work with.

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Brooks...it's an interesting place to work. There's a handful of unphotographed employees...I'll work on that.