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March 30, 2006
Mess, mess, messy me
Ok it's now official, I have lost control of the study again...as usual. The picture is not a picture of my study that many people simply would not fit into the space, especially with all the stacks of books I have in here. I am surrounded by almost as many stacks as you see in the picture, well ok close, sorta...there's a lot ok. So I have to take some time this weekend and get things under control.
Why? Well it is just time to do it, but also because I have a recall notice from the library. Where is that book? LOL I'm sure it is hiding in one of the stacks. Oh and I just put in requests for 10, or so, books to use next month when I am writing the MacArthur paper. So I better get it undercontrol now, in truth my world isn't going to slow down enough to take the time to do this until after the first of May - when I will be on the road to Colorado. And I sure can't clean the study from Colorado, my arms are just not that long. *Baa dum bum* So I better just do it now.
Posted by prolurkr at March 30, 2006 07:27 PM
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Posted by: museumfreak at March 31, 2006 02:44 AM
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you should see my ROOM. it looks like that. The stacks of books (not to mention boxes of books I have yet to unpack on the floor) are gradually pushing me off the bed. This is the disadvantage of not having an office.