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[livejournal.com profile] fairoriana asks: "What's on the desk you're at right now? Be exact!"

Clockwise from my left:
A keyboard, a Dell mousepad and mouse, a pen advertising Renaissance Hotels and Resorts, a basal body temperature chart, a small lavender notepad, a small square pad of yellow Post-It notes, "Attachment A: Policy on Panhandling and Street People on Church Premises," an empty double CD case, notes from the first and only alt.polycon 12 concom meeting, [livejournal.com profile] wowbagger's track listing for the Frankenstein mix exchange, a liturgy titled "A Good Friday service of Tenebrae, Yom Hashoah, and Holy Communion," two more small packs of Post-it notes (one advertising Kaiser Permanente and one plain), a seven-page printout of literature search results for studies of adaptation to blindness, some spare liner notes for my Frankenstein mix, directions for getting to my suburban clinic by public transportation, a reprint of an article I co-wrote with Lydia ("Rethinking Research on Psychological Interventions and Cancer"), a packet of articles on alternatives to randomized clinical trials from ADVANCES: The Journal of Mind-Body Health, a hub, two more packs of Post-it notes, a Loonie, a wrist brace, a firewall/router, a power strip with lots of things plugged into it, a button that says "Miles' girlfriends: Be all you can be, and then some," the owner's manual for my cell phone, a speaker, a stack of four unlabeled CD-Rs, a card for use in University of Maryland copy machines, a book of matches from the alt.polycon 12 hotel restaurant, an [livejournal.com profile] elisem necklace called "Another Interpretation of the Blues," an emery board, a poorly-glazed pottery cup holding two highlighters, a pencil, and a set of nail clippers, three 3.5-inch diskettes, a monitor, a Post-it note with my friend Brie's address in Delaware, a post-it note with my library card number and PIN as well as a series of random scrawled numbers I don't know how to interpret, a small safety pin, a button that says "HERO Aidswalk 2004 Baltimore," a AA battery, Florida and Texas state quarters, a small wind-up walking Angel of Death, a glazed pottery bowl, an index card with the order number for a set of otter-print loungewear, a small tape measure on a keychain, [livejournal.com profile] curiousangel's badge from alt.polycon 10, miscellaneous paper clips, binder clips, and twist ties, a package of AAA batteries with five left, another speaker, a pewter flask with a Celtic knotwork design, a Cal Ripken bobblehead doll, a thank-you card being used as a coaster, an empty water glass, an empty tea mug with Earl Grey teabag, an empty plastic cup that recently held an iced chai latte, and a black and gold coaster commemmorating the 40th anniversary of the University of Iowa foundation.

Whew.

Not fair :)

Date: 2004-06-29 03:53 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] ruisseau.livejournal.com
I'd do this meme, but I'd have to clean the coffee table I use as a desk to see everything on it!

Date: 2004-06-29 06:52 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] minnehaha.livejournal.com
Wow. You must have a large desk.

B

Date: 2004-06-29 07:00 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] rivka.livejournal.com
You just sent me diving for the small measuring tape on the keychain. My desk is 25" x 49," so, not particularly big. It's just densely populated.

Date: 2004-06-29 07:02 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] minnehaha.livejournal.com
My desk is larger than yours--my measuring tape, and desk, are both in Minneapolis, so I can't measure it right now--but far emptier.

I like having an empty desk. It's the sign of an empty mind.

Or something like that.

B

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