“Absolutely nothing is to be left behind,” announced the office manager; as she spoke, Bronwyn looked at her cubicle wall, considered the sheer amount of thumbtacks she would have to pack, and instantly felt bone-tired.
Wow. That sounds like some weird, twisted, materialistic version of “Ohana means family, and family means no one will get left behind, and no one wil be forgotten.”
Tip of the day: Sweep all into archive boxes, label them ephemeral and send to State Archives.