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[Peverel]

erm - that is its storage space

[Lady Blue]

Originally Posted by Peverel

erm - that is its storage space

You store it in the glass?

[Peverel]

Originally Posted by Lady Blue

You store it in the glass?

ok its friday and its after 7pm lol and I didn't notice the glass was there until after I posted the pic

(it wasn't in the first pic I took but I noticed you could see 3 empty wine bottle so I moved them and took another pic.............)

[Lady Blue]

Originally Posted by Peverel

ok its friday and its after 7pm lol and I didn't notice the glass was there until after I posted the pic

(it wasn't in the first pic I took but I noticed you could see 3 empty wine bottle so I moved them and took another pic.............)

Yeh, sure . . . okay . . . whatever you say . . .

[krisk]

the computer is a heavy drinker!

[Lady Blue]

This was my last office. My company moved awhile back and now I have a (sort of) corner office with windows but it's a little smaller. Haven't gotten around to taking any pictures of the newer place yet.

[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by Lady Blue

This was my last office. My company moved awhile back and now I have a (sort of) corner office with windows but it's a little smaller. Haven't gotten around to taking any pictures of the newer place yet.

i love your lock and key shadowboxes !!! i love old keys (and locks) and while i wouldn't exactly say i collect them (i don't really collect anything) i do have quite a few and i've hung most of them on the wall. not in such gorgeous shadowboxes though, mine are just strung along a string like a guirland.

[Peverel]

Originally Posted by Lady Blue

This was my last office. My company moved awhile back and now I have a (sort of) corner office with windows but it's a little smaller. Haven't gotten around to taking any pictures of the newer place yet.

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Wow what an unusual collection of keys and locks. (nice office too btw)

[Lady Blue]

Thanks. I have a huge collection of vintage (antique) padlocks and keys; literally hundreds of padlocks, a great many of them with the matching keys. I have a few vintage padlock 'master' keys with which many of the keyless locks can be opened also. I'm sure I have thousands of those vintage keys too.

The Indian Mandela on the wall was made by my daughter (not one of her best, but looks much nicer up close.) The large black ribboned memo board I made myself because I don't like the small commercially made ones with silly/busy looking fabrics that detract from any photos or momentos you might want to display. I made the framed leaf thing on the wall and the double glassed (leaf) display frame on the credenza, the arrowheads in the display frame on the leaning shelves, and a few other things you can't see in the photos, like the picture below. In this floating frame are foreign currency bills that my father-in-law brought back from his WWII service. (It doesn't photograph well because of the glare of the office lights.)



And of course on the leaning shelves you can see my 1968 22-volume collection of Harvard Classics.

Everyone in the company called my office "The Cave."

[krisk]

what do you do blue?

[Gunnerp245]

Originally Posted by nekokami

...a rolling laptop cart.

Where did you get this?
Gunner...

[desertgrandma]

Originally Posted by Gunnerp245

Where did you get this?
Gunner...

It is very nice looking. I could literally spend the day in bed with this.....

[NormHart]

Very messy home/office. (and play area)

And the view out the window when the curtains are open

My maternal grandfather used to drive a buckboard on a trail down the hills on the left side back in the 1890's-1910's carrying walnuts from Clearlake to the Calistoga railhead for shipment to San Francisco.