Single story home here so desk top in the family room. We have another in the spare bedroom but I rarely use it.

Desktop sitting at just about the water line.

desktop

in a corner in of my living room

in my apartment on the 3rd and top floor of this building

desktop

bedroom

3rd floor

laptop in my room on a mini coffee table

Laptop in my room in a one-storey house on a hill, so it's upstairs from the garden but the same level as the street.

Mah spot.

right now i'm on the first floor, in the living room, lounging in the corner of the sectional, with the laptop on my leg.

but at least 50% of the time i'm downstairs in the office on the desktop.

Desktop, home office, ground level.

Laptop in the living room of a beautiful borrowed apartment on the upper West side of Manhattan for the time being, in the same building Woody Allen shot Melinda and Melinda. Feeling very Blanche right now...

Answering yesterday's question, in total awe of Brynns digs!!!! I'm upstairs on my laptop that might as well be a desktop. It never goes anywhere. Pondering how to take over the DG considering JF's absence and thinking I should go to the office.

Desktop, second floor, house #26 on the campus.

presently on laptop 1 of 3, which usually stays in the office or the kitchen or the bedroom - now is in the office.

laptop 2 of 3 migrates between the sideboard music system and Jared's house.

laptop 3 of 3 is work-dedicated and lives in a tote that comes with me everywhere.

desktop, study, 1st floor apartment, way past bedtime

'the flying scotsman' train. nokia n800.

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This is a time capsule. What you post here today, your future self will read at sometime in the far off future. What message would you like to leave for your future self so they may know part of who you are right now?

I have no particular hope for what your life will be like when you read this again.

I am still strongly attached, however, to the idea that the boy will be healthy and happy enough.

No, you weren't totally nutty in your 20s, just a little bit :)
....and if you should have acquired just the slightest Schnarchnasen-qualities in the meantime, kick yourself in the ass! Hard!!!

Hello, me-in-the-future! Are you still as foolish as I am now? How does it feel to live so long and learn so little? :p

careful, you do not have another spare key.

learning how to manage stress is what allowed you to live long enough to read this message. good job.

also never forget how much that kitty loved you.

It all worked out, didn't it :)

^ good, very good.
Also to myself:
Please don't forget your ride with the Happy Cabby. He wanted very badly for you and everyone around you to be as happy as possible. He urgently wanted you to know the secrets of his own daily delirious happiness:

- to expend all of your energies to making other people happy and to help them as best you can with all of your big heartedness.
- "all the obstacles in your life are protecting you, so never be sad for what you do not have."
- to live simply, be always full and satisfied, and to not chase the money.
- to "never let no negative thoughts inside your head and to kick them out with quickliness immediately."
- to always take good care of your king (and your princesses and princes too), and to never look at no one else because to have a king, and to be his queen, is great and more than enough.
- to know that you have the Happy Cabby's "greatest blessings from God" and to remember that although we may never see each other ever again, we have made an important connection that will never go away throughout all of time.

^ awesome ! ;)

I got a ride with Leisure Suit Cabby last Friday. He pulled out pictures of himself with lots of women that he had met on cruise ships and on vacation in all parts of the world. He was very cheery.

When we asked him where his wife was while he was taking these pictures, he answered: "She was sleeping! It's not a good idea to be sleeping when you are on a transatlantic cruise!"

He mentioned that he liked to look at his pictures while waiting for customers at the airport.

:eek: he gave good advice too!

i have to say, I was really hoping to meet Cigar-Chomping Bronx Cabby From the Movies, but I'm just not sure if they exist in Manhattan anymore - do they?

Soooo...they finally got internet out there did they?

Hey, I'm living large!
$10 a day in a Manhattan hotel, but absolutely free in a New Jersey one. This one's got an ironing board, coffeepot, a microwave, a little fridge and a hair dryer too - all for $150 a night less. I haven't checked, but I'll bet this one has fitted bottom sheets as well, unlike the other one. Besides, who wants to go all the way into The City to see a Tony-award-winning play when I've got all *this* to pass the time with?

Now is the time to be glad you recorded so much of it so faithfully.

do we actually forget that when we get older?

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ok yes i see. it does get pretty bad.

och sorry i was engrossed w/making up my question and didnie see yours



love&weetabix



-=maui jim

i certainly hope not! *angryface*

do you have to bring your arse into everything? nevermind your arse - what about the goods onboard the goods train!?

what train?

the train!! the goods train! don't tell me you never saw it - it was mahoosive



press play again and watch more carefully this time

hurry up

i've eaten a chilled bounty bra in the time it's taking you to watch that goods train

WHO?

your future-self i think but it's so long ago now it's all a wee bit hazy