cheerful_deviant
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This thread was inspired by Zoot’s Beanie Babies & Hand Grenades thread, so first off, apologies to Zoot if I’m stealing his thunder.
I wondered as I read thru that thread, how much of who you are do you really show in the places you spend your time?
So, assuming that where your computer is sitting is where you spend a decent amount of time, what can you see from where you’re sitting? Is that space ‘you’, or is it just a place to sit and type? If you’re at work, is your office/cubicle you? Or is it artificially sterile by company policy?
For me, I’m at work, so,
CD’s Office:
Lots of pictures and plans that actually have to do with work.
2 music posters on the walls. Sheryl Crow tour poster, and a Huey Lewis & the News record store poster, both framed.
Several prints of comics and jokes taped to the wall near the desk.
Arial photos of this section of the city taken during the 60’s.
A Valentines Day card made by my daughter.
A collection of old bottles dug up while working.
2 desk tops covered with paperwork.
A Dilbert day-by-day calendar.
Half a dozen pictures of my daughters.
3 large boxes of junk under the table (containing: old scanner, broken cell phone, garden hose, map books, tape measures, miniature Christmas tree, old sweatshirt, broken truck mirror (where the hell did that come from?) 8 coffee mugs advertising companies I’ve never heard of, drafting tools, etc.… it’s quite a collection under there)
2 plants sitting on the windowsill. These are the only two plants that I have ever managed to keep alive (although one of them isn’t looking to good)
A list of company holidays taped to the wall.
Menus from local restaurants
I guess that’s enough…
What does all this stuff say about me? I have no idea, I’ll leave that for you to draw your own conclusions.
Anyone else?
I wondered as I read thru that thread, how much of who you are do you really show in the places you spend your time?
So, assuming that where your computer is sitting is where you spend a decent amount of time, what can you see from where you’re sitting? Is that space ‘you’, or is it just a place to sit and type? If you’re at work, is your office/cubicle you? Or is it artificially sterile by company policy?
For me, I’m at work, so,
CD’s Office:
Lots of pictures and plans that actually have to do with work.
2 music posters on the walls. Sheryl Crow tour poster, and a Huey Lewis & the News record store poster, both framed.
Several prints of comics and jokes taped to the wall near the desk.
Arial photos of this section of the city taken during the 60’s.
A Valentines Day card made by my daughter.
A collection of old bottles dug up while working.
2 desk tops covered with paperwork.
A Dilbert day-by-day calendar.
Half a dozen pictures of my daughters.
3 large boxes of junk under the table (containing: old scanner, broken cell phone, garden hose, map books, tape measures, miniature Christmas tree, old sweatshirt, broken truck mirror (where the hell did that come from?) 8 coffee mugs advertising companies I’ve never heard of, drafting tools, etc.… it’s quite a collection under there)
2 plants sitting on the windowsill. These are the only two plants that I have ever managed to keep alive (although one of them isn’t looking to good)
A list of company holidays taped to the wall.
Menus from local restaurants
I guess that’s enough…
What does all this stuff say about me? I have no idea, I’ll leave that for you to draw your own conclusions.
Anyone else?