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[goraina]

Dave and I are both hard at work these days, and as a result our living room and computer nook are a disaster of paper, post-its, print-outs, and other comics-related miscellany. Can anyone be super busy and tidy at the same time? If so, you have my respect.

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[mildmannered]

No kidding. Any time I'm hard at work on something it grows all over whatever space I'm in. Last SPX I returned to an apartment littered with bristol board, ink, and bits of potato.

[afraclose]

Oh, man. I wish! Do your dishes tend to pile up, too?

[goraina]

Actually they don't! We tend to clean up immediately after meals, and having a dishwasher REALLY helps!

There are usually a couple of glasses or forks in the sink at any given time, but not much more than that. It's an NYC thing, I think--the more stuff you leave out, the more likely your chances of critters invading the kitchen. Ew.

[afraclose]

Ew, totally right. I'm in Tucson, and the worst we've had that showed up randomly in the sink was a praying mantis. That was actually kind of funny...

[mattloux]

Yeah, I can get pretty messy, but as you can imagine Abby doesn't allow things to get to bad, so the house is ok, but my studio has seen better days. I think I'll clean today actually...

[daltonnw]

My kitchen becomes a laboratory when I get too caught up in projects. I am flying out to Ireland with my girlfriend in a couple of weeks so I am making clean-up in my apartment a priority this week!

[9mmed]

I have yet to see the organized, tidy production engine, especially around Cons. It's like when the captain tells you to toss out crap that you don't need so the plane/helicopter/ship/train can go faster or farther. Sometimes it's laundry, dishes, or children.
I mean vacuuming.