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Books on Chandler, Cagney, and Winsor McCay. You sir, are one who understands the finer things in life! I salute you.
My desk is boring, because two days ago I cleaned everything off it, which, gets rid of the clutter, and dust, but also all the character. My home workspace has become like a showpeice. Maybe I will go and grab the book on pulp magazine covers from the bookshelf, grab my DVDs of Louise Brooks, my paperback of Bridge of Birds, my stacks of loose CDs and DVDs, and... oh wait, I just put that stuff away. There is a lot to be said for clutter I guess.
In the last one, it was night, and I had a glass of wine on my desk... This time it's morning, and I have a cup of coffee. Just so everyone knows, if my blinds are totally closed, and you find yourself lost and confused in my office, that's how you can tell whether it's night or day.
Here's home. Don't have a picture, or a camera to take a pic here at work. It's less interesting anyway. Or maybe it isn't and I am just hiding something? Makes you think eh?
I don't have a current one, but here is a picture of me at my old job. I think this was taken in 2000. My desk here continues the Hit By A Tornado theme. ; )
Here's my desk at work. It's not very interesting. My sweet, mild decorative-arts-oriented co-workers can only handle so much, so it's a neutral space. But there are a few pieces of flair.
For context, the desk is in a nice, large, yellow sunny office on the 3rd floor of a 1761 tavern. Paul Revere stopped here on one of his rides. I can see right out over the river to the Portsmouth Navy Yard. And, because it's on the third floor, people only trek up here to bother me if it's really important.