What's On Your Workdesk, Wednesday #128

This week I am hanging out with Julia at Stamping Ground in my basement studio. I've added a few things since the last time we were all together, including


my cordless phone, something new to the studio, and this heater I purchased last Thursday.


I even plugged it in to make sure it worked properly.


In addition to the new phone and heater, I added the massager to the chair. I saw the chair massager on someone's blog (maybe Shaz's, but probably/possibly not) and remembered a friend had given me her mother's. I finally have a place for it. The only disadvantage is all those electrical cords and massager control panel. Only my heat gun's cord is hidden. At least the heater doesn't need to be connected until winter actually sets in.

To make things more cozy and enjoyable, I further adjusted the chair to a lower height, which works well with this thinner desk "counter top." Now I might even sit to work on occasion.


Most of you have seen the rocking horse clock. I found a place for it, along with a couple more rocking horses, one of which is a rocking carousel horse.


Speaking of clocks, I had to get rid of the one that was badly damaged by rust. The entire unit was rusty. But the one above is functional, at least. I originally had my glue tower on that shelving, but the shelving is too unstable, so had to find another place for it. I'll show you next week where I put it.


OK, the desk is a bit boring this week, but I hope you weren't too disappointed with the mini tour. And for those of you who are new to my blog, the microwave is for dyeing fabric, and making other art related projects, and not really for cooking meals. Don't forget to visit Julia for more links this week.