What bemused you today?

[Reinardina]

Mine is my daughter's room, which I 'invaded' with my laptop when she left for university. It is also called the office, simply because it has a small wall mounted desk. (Still full of daughter's stuff that I won't touch.) And errr ... it is quite messy as well.

[Hinfrance]

Perhaps we could have a messiest study/office/spare room competition? I think I might be in with a chance. 

[jinky]

I think you`d find that my wife would agree with me for once and declare my office the winner without  even needing to see the other contenders. That said I had to muck it out for Christmas so not bad just now. Cannot find anything though 

[Reinardina]

I'm not sure any of you would stand a chance. Daughter left home six years ago and a lot of her stuff is cluttering up our garage. But, there are, of course, always things that have to be kept dry, and they live in large boxes in my office. Three on top of each other, next to the bed.

Everything could go, she said some years ago, but I refuse to touch her university stuff, or even her schoolwork. I only cleared out lots of clothing. And guess what? This Christmas she said she expected to see (at least some of) her stuff in her wardrobe, but it was all mine!

I use the bed as storage space for my camera, chargers, leads etc and my new fedora that doesn't really fit in a wardrobe. Like Jinky (I mean Kinky), I had to clear a lot of stuff as Daughter was coming home on a flying visit, so it looks reasonable now, but it is already building up nicely.

[Hinfrance]

You actually keep stuff in boxes? Not on the floor like normal people? That's almost OCD . . 

I'll take a picture of my little cubby hole tomorrow morning. That'll learn ya 

[Reinardina]

You actually keep stuff in boxes? Not on the floor like normal people? That's almost OCD . . 

I'll take a picture of my little cubby hole tomorrow morning. That'll learn ya 

Howard, we only have a two bedroomed apartment. It happens to be a penthouse, with a very generous living area, and an enormous sun terrace, but the office is relatively small, and if we left even more on the floor, we'd be in and out of hospital with broken bones. Once I have my office back the way I like it, with stuff all over the bed etc, I'll try to take a photograph too.

[Hinfrance]

Here you go - the 'study'

[Beaux Reflets]

Here you go - the 'study'

Looks too tidy to be mine

[Hinfrance]

Here you go - the 'study'

Looks too tidy to be mine

Prove it . . . 

[Beaux Reflets]

Done - plenty of dust and cobwebs here too 

[Hinfrance]

OK, you win that one. The wonky picture is a particularly nice touch  , although, of course, I haven't even got around to putting a picture on the wall at all . . .

[Beaux Reflets]

OK, you win that one. The wonky picture is a particularly nice touch  , although, of course, I haven't even got around to putting a picture on the wall at all . . .

I was going to reply "Just trust me "  but then I had not had an idea for the weekly comp   

Just put the piccy straight!  (Looks better already  ) 

Funny how things seem to settle on the wonk in older style properties - too many drafts where nothing is plumb - When I finally finish the back area of the house I guess my little tempoary side office area can move, and I can have room to use my tablet again.

[Graham]

Here you go - the 'study'

  Do you wear a crash helmet at your desk? Or do you just accept that your going to bang your head when you stand up?
                          Graham.

[irv_b]

Graham have you not noticed the hat H is wearing in his avatar    Maybe his head has a slope to it

[ABERS]

I had a hit on my blog yesterday from a site in France that advertises treatment for haemorrhoids.

http://traitement-des-hemorroides.fr

Now I could take this one of two ways,

Who do I know in La Belle France who suffers from the Farmers?

Or does my photography when viewed initiate an attack of the Nobbies?

Very irritating, in fact quite a pain up the bum!