The Great Office Migration

[ursulav]

It has been four crazy days here in the House 'o Wombat.

We moved Kevin's office downstairs, and I took possession of the entire finished room over the garage, which is enormous and NOW IT'S ALL MINE.

(I have been coveting this space for YEARS.)

Comments

[lunachickk]

What I really like about having my own Finished Room Over a Garage is that someone told me that in construction terms they are referred to as "FROGs". So, now I like to tell people that I'm in my FROG. ;)

So, now you have your very own FROG kingdom! :D

[movingfinger]

There can be only one! I hope you paused to rub your hands together and chortle "Bwahahahaha" occasionally as you heaved furniture.

Ikea lately has had little metal rolling carts perfect for art supplies. Or bar supplies.

[burger_eater]

::has office envy::

[frostedblossom]

*also envies*

*like, a LOT*

[neowolf2]

the first step to acceptance

I see what you did there.

[skellington1]

Seeing workable, finished studios helps remind me that the mess of construction materials and indecision that is my former garage will one day be a studio, and I will be able to work in it. It's surprisingly hard to keep myself believing that.

(the current crisis is about lights. Being in Cascadia, I have to rely on artificial light much of the year, and arsghlbgrblarglexpesiveralkjdfdifficultaraslbsdlfbdfarrrrrgh.)

[silvercat17]

I live in California and I have to rely on artificial most of the day all year. There are downsides to living below ground, although I generally like my cave.

The new website is incredibly shiny.

[gardenwaltz]

I put 8 Cree LED lights into a maybe 15 x 20 room. They were $50 each, but turned a dark cave (all hail 70's fake wood paneling) into a pleasant office / family room.