LOL! Although The Little Room with All the Books looks dreamy.

My office should look that good.

I wonder if anyone else is going to be brave enough to join in on our shameful little contest?

IF I had an office, I would. However, I have a desk, so I'll show that. Okay? I'll shame myself just for you!

PS I used to have an office. Sigh.... memories...

Good, but I can't imagine anyone else's desk looking worse than mine. W. C. Fields eat your heart out. Actually, I think his desk, in a movie the title of which escapes me, was much worse by far than mine.

I think the term of reference was `workspaces,' so a desk would certainly qualify.

Well, dreamy, yes, but you can't actually get into it for all the rubbish. At least your office functions as an office.

Makes me feel good ~ someone with more stuff than we have! LOL!

Fond memories of Persil also!

Hell, we have more stuff than everyone.
And that reminds me: I have to get some more washing powder tomorrow.

Say, is that suffed doggie leaning against the bedroom wall yours or Bogna's? And what, in god's name, is a "potograph"?

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That is no stuffed doggie; that is a Beeblebear, Zaphod Beeblebrox's teddy bear. It has two heads, three eyes, three arms and two legs. And it is mine, thank you for asking.
Bogna was in a hurry when she wrote `photographs' on the side of the box.

Well, I'd be sentimental over a two headed teddy bear too. Uh, note the missing "t" in my "suffed doggie" comment earlier. Bogna and I have much in common . . . potographs and all.

Nah, I'm not sentimental about it; I bought it at a Novacon a couple of years ago. I did note the missing `t.'

I still haven't got round to reading Maul, but I like McDevitt's stuff.
The thing about Beeblebear is that there were only half a dozen or so on the table at Novacon and I bought one thinking it'd be like an in-joke. Then we went to EasterCon the year before last and everybody seemed to have one; it was like some kind of totemic animal. You should have heard me trying to explain to Bogna why it has two heads, etc.
I think I would have guessed that was your bookshelf even if you hadn't told me.

Actually, it's Marine Mammals Of The World, World Menu, Roget's Thesaurus and Plants Of The Pacific Northwest Coast. But the poultry does help, it's true.

If I was a book I certainly wouldn't try and move anywhere with that Chicken guarding me.

If there was a chicken that could do that, I'd want one.