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This is a pretty bad picture, but you get the idea. It is old, you can tell by the dove-tailed drawers, but I don't know how old. It was originally a dresser! I have the mirror in the other room and my dad custom built a shelf for the monitor. But I think no one would even guess it, it looks so desk-like.
I was glad to find a chair that doesn't look too terrible with it.
I've added a new side-bar on the right. I cataloged most of my books in LibraryThing on a recommendation. It made me realize just how many art books I have and how many of my favorite books I don't own.
I bought it on sale at Sears over Christmas break and it is crazy tiny! I still like my old Minolta, which is bigger and has a better zoom, but this baby is going to go places! I can fit it in my jeans back pocket and it is not uncomfortable or awkward at all.
at Sekisui in Memphis. Prior to this hat I was not a hat-person. I didn't wear hats in the winter, despite all the talk about loosing the most body heat through the head. After this hat I felt cool with it on, I liked the way it looked on me, kept me warm, kept my hair from blowing around- but didn't flatten it. I couldn't imagine a more perfect hat! And so I bought a second from Target, because I missed this hat.
It is made from ribbon woven together. It is more than a little tacky, but will do. I bought the lamp base from Goodwill for $3 and painted it silver with paint I had on hand. I'm enjoying putting together things for my house. It would look really good if I kept it cleaner/neater!
It looks like a tree and has a bird on the side (left underside)!