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I recently bought a dozen big red gift bow that I plan to use as additional Christmas decorations for my office. Every year, the office conducts a competition to determine the best decorated office and a cash price is correspondingly awarded to the winner. My office had never won the contest since the competition was introduced five years ago but this time I vowed to extend my best efforts to win the contest. While decorating the office, I noticed that the big red gift bow were too far apart from each other thereby losing the emphasis or impact of the gift bows to the general appearance of the office. I needed to buy an additional dozen but I might be disqualified already once I buy another dozen because we are only allowed to use a maximum amount to buy materials for our decoration. Instead of buying gift bow, I just fabricated new ones so I will not exceed the allotted expense for the decoration. After the completion of the decoration, I immediately surveyed the office to see for myself if modifications had to be done. The room was properly and beautifully decorated and the gift bows played a significant role in giving the room an excellent look. I knew then that I had a great chance of winning the contest or at least get a recognition for the decorations that I made. All my hard work paid off after my name was announced as the winner of the interoffice decoration contest. I shared my prize money with the persons that helped me decorate my office.