[sdiy] Messy Work Room

[Oren Leavitt]

Dang...I wish I had photos of the interior of this 420 sq foot bungalow 
that I lived in for 10 years...It was a jungle!

Oren

Scott Gravenhorst wrote:

>(c:  In a word, "amateur".  Way too much aisle width.  Not nearly enough
>stacking.  Things in plastic bins is really bad form (no dust can collect on
>the contents, only on the bin cover).  The table is a bit cluttered, but
>would probably take mere minutes to clear.  The chair looks like you could
>actually sit on it, which is very bad form for a messologist.  And the book
>shelf looks, well, organized, all of the books are verticle, none appear to
>be helter skelter.  If only I had a digital camera, I'd show you some real
>professional work.  It's a good effort, but you've got a long way to go.  (c:
>
>What is that wooden thing next to the window upper left with what appears to
>be wire wrapped (neatly) around it?  An antenna of some kind?
>
>James Patchell <patchell at cox.net> wrote:
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>
>>Well, since people occasionally post pictures of the workrooms, well, here 
>>is mine.
>>
>>http://www.oldcrows.net/~patchell/WorkRoom.html
>>
>>I probably won't quite take top honors for the worst work room, I bet I 
>>rank in the top 5 percentile....:-)
>>
>>
>>        -Jim
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>>http://www.oldcrows.net/~patchell
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