- A whole bunch of miscellaneous papers
- A framed photo of Zach on Tolmie Peak when he was much younger
- A Borders gift card from my sister
- An old Issues, Etc. CD
- A small box of raisins
- Lutheran Service Book
- Heaven on Earth: The Gifts of Christ in the Divine Service
- Daniel: Encouragement for Faith
- The Bondage of the Will
- Yoga and the Body of Christ: What Position Should Christians Hold?
- Cellphone
- Digital camera
- Current issue of Christian Research Journal
- iPod
- Stack of mail
- Laptop
- A Time of Departing: How Ancient Mystical Practices are Uniting Christians With the World's Religions
- A 5 x 7 photo of Cheryl that I'm supposed to mail to my mom
- Women Pastors? The Ordination of Women in Biblical Lutheran Perspective
- NIV Bible
- A coaster
- Lamp
- Speakers
- Joystick
- Desktop computer
- Lutheran Worship
- Webcam
- Two more old Issues, Etc. cd's
- Current issue of Steadfast Quarterly: The Journal of the Brothers of John the Steadfast
- Church membership directory
- Current issue of Air Line Pilot
- Radio/CD player
Saturday, October 25, 2008
What's On Your Desktop?
We're having guests over for dinner this evening, so, mercifully, I'm having to clean my desk off. I've got a nice big desk, which makes for a nice big mess at times. For the fun of it, I decided to take inventory, from left to right and top to bottom. Here's the body count:
No wonder I can't get anything done.
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Size of this thing? Sounds like a monster!
It's about 18 square feet, and curves around to the right, so it's pretty functional.
That's no way to treat your copy of the Christian Research Journal - at least, those issues that still have my name listed in them!
I'm a neat-freak about my office, so I can only have on my desk what I am working on at the moment; everything else has to be in its proper place. I abhor clutter--it troubles me. Just thinking about what that desk must *look* like...
Come to think of it, your desk sounds a lot like my wife's.
Your's is a better way o.h. lee. The desk is usually at least somewhat organized, it just doesn't sound that way.
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