First there is
The Comfy Living Room Chair |
The Not So Comfy, But For Some Reason I Like It, Floor |
This is a holdover from my childhood. Mom said I would go under the kitchen table before I could read and make up my own stories to go along with the pictures in the book. Eventually I settled for just the floor. Although as I age I find that the time I can actually sit on the floor gets to be less. So I move to
The Not As Comfy, But It Will Do, Bedroom Chair |
Anyway that's where I do my creating, but there one piece of furniture that seems out of place...
A DESK??? What Am I Supposed To Do With A DESK? |
Mom must have snuck this one in on me when I wasn't looking.
Mystery writer C.L. Ragsdale is the author of The Reboot Files a
Christian Mystery Series. A California native, she loves to "surf"
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I'd choose the first comfy chair to write in - except I'd probably fall asleep! Thanks for letting us see your work spaces, Cindy. The floor is especially interesting. I can see how it would be like a totally non-distracting space to work.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day, my friend!
~Nancy Jill
Funny! I also use a laptop, and find it's helpful to move around the house. Sometimes that's all it takes to get unstuck. But I still work at my desk most often, for ergonomic reasons.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Cindy. I'm like you I don't use a desk at all.
ReplyDeleteDeborah Malone
"Death in Dahlonega"