In response to Rupert’s call for more desks! Crappy encode in the interest of time. I also don’t usually feel comfortable making these types of videos, but everyone else is really putting themselves out there. This is no time to be shy, it seems.
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Hah! Nice ending!
I gotta say this, your desk is really clean. Really really clean.
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That is a great ending.
Also, glad to see my piratical card featured.
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@david Thanks. You’re not the only one who realizes they don’t know how to pronounce navlopomo mid-stream.
I try to keep my desk relatively neat. sometimes it’s messier. If it gets too crazy I can’t work.
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What was the little thing that was moving next to your miniDV tapes?
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Nice idea about showing workspaces
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Uh, I think I’m to blame for everything on your list.
I sort of knew that, but seeing it on the wall makes it clearer.
Hey vlogger people! Help get this woman some paying gigs!! I seem to have gotten her a lot of ’starter’ gigs — ie: cool gigs with no cash…. Hm.
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Wow…impressively tidy. Mine looks like the end of the world, or rather that post coital period just after the bombs have dropped. There’s debris and and burning rubble everywhere. It’s a tragic scene.
I love the bravery of NaVloPoMo, people showing things they don’t normally feel able show. I am learning this great lesson and shall hopefully at some point this month follow suit. I say hopefully…gulp.
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where is that desk from? i find desks these days are too wide to too high. it’s all about length. hmmm.
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@aaron I know! The desk I had before this one was truly horrid. It was a hand me-down from my father, and *he* had had it for 20 years. I needed something looong so I could spread out all my equipment. And I wanted something without drawers attached–basically a giant table.
This one is great, it’s from IKEA. It’s part of a modular series, so if I move someplace smaller, I can take off the ends. And the legs are adjustable height!
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@cheryl you mean the little film projector clock?
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So neat and tidy! And of course, the giant pile of crap. I think everyone has one. I have two. Desk length is key! I’ve been seeking out sofa tables to use as a desk because they’re shallow but long.
I hope I can keep as neat as you!
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Just catching up with videos now. I missed this. But, oh god, I don’t know if I can handle more workplace envy.
Space. Width. Organization. Beauty.
And a pile of crap. But at least your pile of crap isn’t spread all over your office.
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@rupert glad to know you saw my response to your call! It took a lot of effort to get things to the point at which you saw them…and believe me, there are days when it looks much worse–the crap grows to fill the space I give it.
My right and left brain fight all the time.
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