

1 / 3Skip Over Leaving Card: A Funny Goodbye for Coworkers
Skip Over Leaving Card features a giraffe and a squirrel on a suitcase, with a playful question about dodging the goodbye.
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Skip Over Leaving Card shows a giraffe and a squirrel on a suitcase, and the printed words “Can we just skip over the part where you leave?” say what most people feel at a goodbye. The line is funny because it names the awkward moment everyone would rather avoid. It is made for the friend who always turns a farewell into a joke.
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Artwork and lettering
A tall giraffe with a spotted coat stands on the right side of the card, its long neck bent down toward the left. On the left, a small brown squirrel sits upright on a tan suitcase with darker trim and a handle. The two animals face each other across the open space, which gives the scene a quiet, slightly awkward feel. The printed question sits above them in thin, hand-drawn capital letters, centered in two lines. The giraffe's spots and the squirrel's bushy tail are drawn in simple flat color, so the picture reads clearly at a glance. The suitcase is the detail that ties the whole scene together, since it says leaving without any extra words. Anyone who has ever packed for a move or a new job will recognize the setup right away.
Made for this crowd
Coworkers are the first to notice this card, especially those who have spent years sharing a desk, a coffee machine and a group chat with the person who is leaving. Friends who are moving to another city also tend to laugh at the squirrel and its suitcase. Neighbors who are packing up a house may pick it up as a light way to say goodbye without a long speech. You can hand it to someone who likes a joke more than a sentimental note.
Moments it suits
A last-day lunch or a farewell cake in the break room is a natural setting for this card. You could also slip it into a moving box for a friend who is heading across the country. It works well as a card passed around the office for everyone to sign before the send-off.
- What does the printed question mean?
- The question “Can we just skip over the part where you leave?” asks whether the goodbye can be skipped. It is a playful way of admitting that saying farewell is hard, while still keeping the mood light. The joke works best for someone who is leaving and would rather laugh than talk about it.
- Who will get the most out of this card?
- Coworkers and close friends who share a lot of daily life tend to enjoy it most. The giraffe and squirrel with a suitcase make the joke obvious, and the question feels like something a teasing friend would say. It is a good pick for anyone who prefers humor to a long goodbye speech.
- What occasions suit a card like this?
- A last day at a job, a farewell lunch, or a friend's move to a new city are all good moments for this card. Because the suitcase makes the leaving theme clear at a glance, it works well on a desk or in a moving box. It is also a light option for a going away party.
- Premium 350 gsm cardstock
- Full-color print on demand (front)
- Folded 5 x 7 in (A7) card
- Blank inside for your own message
- Kraft envelope included
- Printed to order
- Paper weight: 350 g/m²

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