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clubm

16 years ago

What is sitting close to you, directly on your right hand side? TV Channel Selector is directly on my right side.

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marygailv
16 years ago
Right now the timer, I have orange muffins in the oven.
minnie_tx
16 years ago
A Pen and a few emory boards Usually it is my cat who has to be removed so I can see the screen
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glenda_al
16 years ago
My 7 day pill box!
susanjf_gw
16 years ago
clubm how'd you guess, lol...tea mug, too...
monica_pa Grieves
16 years ago
water bottle
maryanntx
16 years ago
A paper towel with some small powdered sugar donuts on it. :o) They are sitting on the book The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.
carol_in_california
16 years ago
Pictures of my grandkids!
lilliepad
16 years ago
A small UNMH calendar.
cheryl_ok
16 years ago
an ink pen and pad
caroline94535
16 years ago
The power strip/surge protector for all the computer components.

I have a phobia about electrical wires and plugs. I can't allow any electrical wires to be on or near the floor. I roll up excess cord length and secure it with bread ties. The wires are only long enough to reach from the component to the plug strip. I try to keep the "roll" in an area that is out of sight.

I label all the plugs and can easily see them on the power strip that sits at the back edge of the desk. Everything is in sight, but unobtrusive and easily accessible. I also use the little outlet plugs to stop-up the unused ports on the power strip.

I have the same set up for the television and all its peripherals. The surge protector with all the labled plugs sits to the right of the TV and slightly to the back of the cabinet.

Yes; I am weird, but I'm also electrically safe!
joyfulguy
16 years ago
A little tray with small pieces of clear-one-side paper and small library-style pencils ...

... and a little fold-up notice board that offers to "Chat with us" using the "askon" central library website to seek info.

Plus another (currently unused) computer.

Then a shelf of library books.

o j
soxxxx
16 years ago
Tube of UDDERLY SMOOTH udder cream is closest; then a CD of THE EYES OF TEXAS by Willie Nelson and Don Cherry.
pekemom
16 years ago
A mouse pad with pictures of 2 of my grandchildren. My DIL had it made as a gift.
I put the mouse on another pad so the picture one won't get scratched.
phyllis__mn
16 years ago
Empty coffee mug and a very partial can of cashews.
alexis717_df
16 years ago
my coffee cup and a box of kleenex
bulldinkie
16 years ago
yep,tv changer.
trishaw
16 years ago
A pair of scissors and the dog brush!

Trish
Jodi_SoCal
16 years ago
My second monitor (I use two side by side).

Jodi-
socks
16 years ago
An orange kitty.
tammyms
16 years ago
camera, various papers to file, checkbook register, clothes brush for lint, black & white cat (Cookie LaRue)

Tammy
gramzeeinmd
16 years ago
TV remote, cable remote, house phone and my wireless mouse.
Deb
jannie
16 years ago
Mousepad and two staplers. My desk is pretty clean. Further away is a bookcase.
Mystical Manns
16 years ago
My printer.
OklaMoni
16 years ago
Desk lamp, to keep my hand warm as it is on the mouse, and the remote for the ceiling fan.

Moni
oldgardener_2009
16 years ago
Mouse, then a big fat medical dictionary.
marilyn_c
16 years ago
A yellow pelican planter that I brought in so the taro growing in it wouldn't freeze....and a big red dog, asleep on the floor.
wildchild
16 years ago
A red ink pen and an emery board. Next to those is my printer.
lindaohnowga
16 years ago
Mouse, cup of coffee, computer tower and picture of our daughter.
chessey24
16 years ago
phone
User
16 years ago
The wood stove and there is a fire burning in it. It's so comfy, I dread dragging myself to bed.
Kathsgrdn
16 years ago
Lauren's cordless phone that Alex handed me earlier when it rang, battery is dead.
Georgysmom
16 years ago
My windowsill which acts like a table. On it sits my hot cocoa mug, water bottle, telephone and pill box. I also see some scissors, a note pad and nail clippers.
Lindsey_CA
16 years ago
Large bottle of water.
jemdandy
16 years ago
Stapler, Calculator, Printer, pile of papers, and a jug of soda.
Hellion
16 years ago
To my right is a dresser with mirror. Sometimes I wonder who that is over there, LOL
czech_chick
16 years ago
A wood folding-type snack table. I needed more desk space!
evatx
16 years ago
A pair of scissors and a threaded needle.
deamn
16 years ago
Coffee cup, package of cough drops, and a box of Kleenex!
I've got a cold..sniffle, sniffle!
terilyn
16 years ago
A picture of my niece and nephew and one of my granddaughter and myself.
jaybird
16 years ago
a 300 line switchboard console...
stephanie_in_ga
16 years ago
pens, staple, my iPod touch.
casey_nfld
16 years ago
Other than my mouse......a phone, box of tissues, small bottle of hand lotion, coaster, lip balm, paper weight, computer speaker and Dymo label writer.
Jasdip
16 years ago
One of my cats!
ont_gal
16 years ago
south facing wall with a window in it
hallngarden
16 years ago
lets see, the same man that has been sitting here beside me for the last 50 years.
danihoney
16 years ago
My 14 y/o son Brenden who's bugging me to let him play video games. I'm winning tho :)
des_arc_ya_ya
16 years ago
A Sonic cup, two pieces of packing material that Twinkie gave me to put in the bottom of a flower pot and two notebooks are all on the right side.
Cherryfizz
16 years ago
To the right of where I sit is my big kitchen window, under that next to computer desk is my bread machine which my knee always bumps and then the pull out shelf with my computer mouse and pad.

Anne
Pawprint
16 years ago
My dog. I'm on the laptop & we're both on the couch.
pump_toad
16 years ago
Telephone.

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