My desk!
While Brad moved the computers on his desk to a location under his desk, I move the second monitor over to my desk. Not bad, eh?
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Originally known as UnixGal, then as Glimpse of a Grrl, I moved to Boston in September '05 and decided it was time for a change...
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Not too shabby. No, actually it's really nice. I like the color of the wood.
*still coveting the little blue shoe box*
*drool* I love everything on that desk. You have it all, from the toys to the cat to the Potato Head to the Febreeze. I can move there by July.
PS. You need a Mr. Potato Head smilie.
sweet. am very jealous of the whole setup.
Very very nice! So do you have some things that open up in one monitor and some to another? I've always been curious how that worked... E showed me his duel setup at first job, and just looking at it made me wish I had it because then I could have twice as many things easy at my fingertips!!
I love being a geek!!! 
Sweet setup!!
Kristine - right now I have my browsers & email on the right and my editors and IM on the left. It takes some getting used to though, but I think I'm going to really like it!
::drool::
I'm so jealous! That is one sweet setup you have there lady.
I just came across your blog from a link on the MT site. I couldn't help but notice that your site is titled unix gal, while you're running XP in the picture? Whats the deal? Are you posing? (I havn't used that word in like, 8 years)
The assumption is that I should only be using *nix? I disagree. Why shouldn't I use whatever O/S is appropriate for what I'm doing? We have a Linux server at home too. I use Unix at work. I've used Unix for years and help out most of my co-workers, friends and family when they have questions.
I have two monitors also. Sweetness. I love my two monitors.
The assumption is that I should only be using *nix? I disagree. Why shouldn't I use whatever O/S is appropriate for what I'm doing? We have a Linux server at home too. I use Unix at work. I've used Unix for years and help out most of my co-workers, friends and family when they have questions.
Very good! I too use a "mutt" style setup: 2000 at work, OSX/linux/XP at home. Keeping on *nixing!
What a GREAT desk and (wow) dual monitors!