At first I didn’t see Jet under the desk because he blended in so well with all the other stuff, but now I see him! Just like you Diane, I have a beddie for Kramer by my art easel where he likes to sit and watch me paint. What would we do without our boys (-:
Just decided to print off this pic so I could see things better and realized it’s KEEPER under the desk! Definitely printing the image makes thinks clearer and I can also see your beautiful covers from your books framed…awesome! Jet must be under the other desk that sort of looks like a rolltop.
I have you beat. My makeshift desk is way messier. But I know where everything is on there. Winston used to lay behind me at my old apartment, right on the chair, I’d practically roll over him.
Jeannette Walls-Glass Castle
She spoke at a high school in Charleston (WV) recently-near where I go to grad school-in the county in which I taught until last year…I wish I had known…everyone said that she was gracious, interesting, and patient with questions…
Yes, and that’s what I like best about aging. All those experiences we can learn from, whether we wanted to or not. LOL.
And our characters all have pasts that shape them as well.
Love the dog under the desk!
It’s not nearly as bad as I expected! I’ve seen worse (my dad’s office) (-:
Ann, there are two desks in the office and a doggie bed under each one.
At first I didn’t see Jet under the desk because he blended in so well with all the other stuff, but now I see him! Just like you Diane, I have a beddie for Kramer by my art easel where he likes to sit and watch me paint. What would we do without our boys (-:
Just decided to print off this pic so I could see things better and realized it’s KEEPER under the desk! Definitely printing the image makes thinks clearer and I can also see your beautiful covers from your books framed…awesome! Jet must be under the other desk that sort of looks like a rolltop.
I have you beat. My makeshift desk is way messier. But I know where everything is on there. Winston used to lay behind me at my old apartment, right on the chair, I’d practically roll over him.
Jeannette Walls-Glass Castle
She spoke at a high school in Charleston (WV) recently-near where I go to grad school-in the county in which I taught until last year…I wish I had known…everyone said that she was gracious, interesting, and patient with questions…
I wish you’d been able to hear her, Brenda. So amazing to see what a confident, strong woman came from those dysfunctional roots.
Diane, Isn’t it ironic how our pasts help to shape us-no matter what we lived through?
Yes, and that’s what I like best about aging. All those experiences we can learn from, whether we wanted to or not. LOL.
And our characters all have pasts that shape them as well.