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Today we feature the weezalana sitting room, located right off the kitchen and living room, complete with built-in and fireplace for snuggling up with a good book. If, that is, I ever stop knitting long enough to actually read something.
To the left you'll note my craigslist-steal-of-a-deal Stickley knockoff chair, on which you can get a glimpse of my stash bag o' burstin and one of two wip bags.
Top shelf that shows I'm a deep, literary thinker.
Middle shelf that shows I'm partially full of inquisitive knowledge and partially full of mindless fluff.
Bottom shelf that shows a) I used to take photos on this thing called film, which I believe you can now only find on display in museums; b) am a freakishly organized knitter with needles carefully placed in labeled poly envelopes, sorted by size and material in a file box + patterns printed, carefully placed in sheet protectors, sorted by category in a big fat binder + tools haphazardly tossed into a martini glass box; and c) am a loving wife who didn't want Knitting the Easy Way but who keeps it out because it was a gift from her well-meaning husband.
Relegated to the office closet due to lack of space is a huge stack of back issues of domino and InStyle Home, language learning CDs that I always mean to trot out but of course never do, comic books from Hubster's geek-lovin' childhood, and binders full of instruction manuals and escrow paperwork.
That you for joining us for this week's episode of Blogstalking. Please, tune in again!
To the left you'll note my craigslist-steal-of-a-deal Stickley knockoff chair, on which you can get a glimpse of my stash bag o' burstin and one of two wip bags.
Top shelf that shows I'm a deep, literary thinker.
Middle shelf that shows I'm partially full of inquisitive knowledge and partially full of mindless fluff.
Bottom shelf that shows a) I used to take photos on this thing called film, which I believe you can now only find on display in museums; b) am a freakishly organized knitter with needles carefully placed in labeled poly envelopes, sorted by size and material in a file box + patterns printed, carefully placed in sheet protectors, sorted by category in a big fat binder + tools haphazardly tossed into a martini glass box; and c) am a loving wife who didn't want Knitting the Easy Way but who keeps it out because it was a gift from her well-meaning husband.
Relegated to the office closet due to lack of space is a huge stack of back issues of domino and InStyle Home, language learning CDs that I always mean to trot out but of course never do, comic books from Hubster's geek-lovin' childhood, and binders full of instruction manuals and escrow paperwork.
That you for joining us for this week's episode of Blogstalking. Please, tune in again!
posted by weezalana at 6:33 PM
4 Comments:
Nice job! Love the built in bookcase too! :)
More built ins! I'm so jealous!!!
I am JEALOUS of the built-in bookcase, as well as your obvious built-in neatness!
I have a patterns-in-binders shelf in my office, too. Embrace your freakish organizational needs!
I love that built-in. SO jealous.
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