The "Office"
While I think I look like Dale the Whale from Monk underneath all those layers, my wife likes this picture and asked me to post it on the blog. It's my official work space that I moved into last week. Granted, the antics are not as animated as the show "The Office," but it's still nice to have a place to go every day (and to leave those wonderful books!!!) Sometimes I wonder if I might be relieved of this space if the powers-that-be knew that I launched a water balloon at a rowdy Scottish youth this past weekend. Now that sounds like "The Office."
posted by John and Mag @ 11:43 AM
5 Comments:
Man! This looks like a great place to get a Ph.D.! Are those new books or ones from the great bookcase from home? What's the one on the desk all about (MacLeod)?
Don't agree with the Dale the Whale comment--rather, you look like you're trying (maybe desperately), to stay warm!!
Did you hear that the BGCT elected it's first black president yesterday? Progress, finally!
Hope all is well. See you soon (after receiving antifreeze IV).
K&S in SA
Looks pretty cozy to me. The furnishing are sleek and contemporary.
Somehow I thought you'd select a more traditional look. Perhaps you didn't have a choice! The bonus is that there is not room for any distracting elements in "the study". -Wooed
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I'm so glad to hear about the BGCT. Who was the person they elected? How avant-garde if it is a woman, right?
The thing on the desk is actually a mousepad that belongs the girl who works next to me. She is in her third year and trying to finish up by the Spring.
Suz, I'm having some trouble with the comments on this page, so yours has been deleted once, but I'm going to try to get it back on. But you're right...I had no say in the decor of the place. It's rather sparse, but warm, and well-lit. And I did get a French press the other day so I can have endless (as long as the grind holds out) coffee.
Ah, you're looking more Scottish by the day. How's the accent coming? Glad to see that you've found a place to socialize, er I mean share cerebral insights with fellow philosophers during the day.
-- Ed
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