Do you take your computer link to the bed with you (and use a bedside table) or do you stay rooted to your desk?
Where do you experience the sl connection?
Bedroom, study, guest bedroom?
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Jig Chippewa
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10-23-2009 00:34
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Scylla Rhiadra
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10-23-2009 00:36
Do you take your computer link to the bed with you (and use a bedside table) or do you stay rooted to your desk? Where do you experience the sl connection? Bedroom, study, guest bedroom? Study, usually. Sometimes bed. I find the laptop gets overhot on my lap, and ain't comfy. _____________________
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Conifer Dada
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10-23-2009 01:03
Sat at either of two computers, both with uncomfortable chairs. Occasionally use a laptop, sat in a comfortable chair. I can't imagine myself doing SL from bed unless perhaps I was unwell and confined to bed - but I haven't been in that state for years. But with the rise of swine flu, who knows what might happen!!
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Darion Rasmuson
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10-23-2009 01:13
Always at my desk, which is in the livingroom.
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Bryn Ashdene
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10-23-2009 01:36
Use desktop PC in living room....have to share with others ugh!!
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Tiffy Vella
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10-23-2009 01:49
Do you take your computer link to the bed with you (and use a bedside table) or do you stay rooted to your desk? Where do you experience the sl connection? Bedroom, study, guest bedroom? I'm rooted at the desk. Sorry, just couldn't resist. _____________________
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Zan Beck
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10-23-2009 01:57
Curled up on my chair in the livingroom. Fire on. Music in the backgroud, sometimes BF lying on the settee with remote control in his hand, feet up on a footstool and cat usually perched next to me.
I'd never take my Laptop to bed. It's too easy to let SL take over your life so I've set myself a few "rules" RL work done first, never turn down an offer of a night out and no laptop in bed. |
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Laurin Sorbet
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10-23-2009 02:39
I have a laptop, but it sits on its own little table from Ikea. They seem to live longer that way
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Phil Deakins
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10-23-2009 03:37
Never. I never take SL with me anywhere in the house, other than it's normal place in the dining room. I don't even take thoughts of it to bed with me if I can help it.
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say Moo
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10-23-2009 05:00
Living room, study (combi room)..
And no, SL a framework, which you utilize for something, just like a webbrowser.. so, it closes when not needed anymore. (e.g. going to bed). Besides, it consumes quite a bit of energy when keeping a computer or two powered on. Especially when not needed for hours. |
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10-23-2009 05:08
I never take Immy to bed. To start, my computer is simply too massive to move. (>_<
 But, I do take Immy to work quite often. My coworkers and boss pop in my cube once in a while to see how I've dressed up for that week, day, hour. =^-^= _____________________
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10-23-2009 05:16
I never take Immy to bed. To start, my computer is simply too massive to move. (>_< But, I do take Immy to work quite often. My coworkers and boss pop in my cube once in a while to see how I've dressed up for that week, day, hour. =^-^= Pep (Do you retain a certain modesty for their reviews then?) _____________________
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Brenda Connolly
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10-23-2009 05:46
My desktop is in a spare bedroom that is set up as a little office. That is the only computer in the house.
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10-23-2009 06:15
when i want to take SL to bed with me i just switch to the telephone.
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Riseon Kosten
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10-23-2009 07:09
Just in my office usually, at my desk. Occasionally I'll use my laptop in the living room while multi tasking with a movie or somesuch
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Candy Lisle
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10-23-2009 08:00
I live alone with a huge kitchen (I hate to cook) so the desktop sits on the kitchen table. I have (and don't anyone repeat this) fallen asleep after a few glasses of (water?) and fell out of my chair
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Brenda Connolly
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10-23-2009 08:09
I live alone with a huge kitchen (I hate to cook) so the desktop sits on the kitchen table. I have (and don't anyone repeat this) fallen asleep after a few glasses of (water?) and fell out of my chair Why does it always seem to be that those who hate to cook, wind up with big, to die for kitchens, and I always get the little airplane galley?  _____________________
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Candy Lisle
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10-23-2009 08:11
Why does it always seem to be that those who hate to cook, wind up with big, to die for kitchens, and I always get the little airplane galley? One of my neighbors who is really financially challenged now came over last night to see if I could help her out. I looked in my cupboards and all I had was a jar of peanut butter. I was like, here I hope that helps |
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10-23-2009 08:13
"dressed"? Pep (Do you retain a certain modesty for their reviews then?) Immy ( No. =^-^= ) _____________________
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Jig Chippewa
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10-23-2009 08:23
Why does it always seem to be that those who hate to cook, wind up with big, to die for kitchens, and I always get the little airplane galley? A big kitchen needs design. I do have an ancient and large kitchen on the coast but did not take into account how far it can be to go from fridge to stove (I use a refurbished 1950s gas stove) to sink to chopping block. Then its a separate larder/pantry. It works only if you really cook - I do. So I agree that a big kitchen is an up-market flag-waver. BUT recently I have taken to going on my deck and using a simple barbecue grill to do most of my cooking and prepping everything on the deck also. (You may recall "Gully" who joined me on my deck this summer in search of handouts) In winter I use a much smaller kitchen which is stainless steel and tileand is more "galley" than "gallery" - but my recipes change also. I have found that kitchen size doesnt matter so much as the size of my cutting block. I use a substantial one that cost a small fortune but is wonderfully "tuned" to the knives I use. Get a great chopping block Brenda and your kitchen will seem to expand. _____________________
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Brenda Connolly
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10-23-2009 08:26
A big kitchen needs design. I do have an ancient and large kitchen on the coast but did not take into account how far it can be to go from fridge to stove (I use a refurbished 1950s gas stove) to sink to chopping block. Then its a separate larder/pantry. It works only if you really cook - I do. So I agree that a big kitchen is an up-market flag-waver. BUT recently I have taken to going on my deck and using a simple barbecue grill to do most of my cooking and prepping everything on the deck also. (You may recall "Gully" who joined me on my deck this summer in search of handouts) In winter I use a much smaller kitchen which is stainless steel and tileand is more "galley" than "gallery" - but my recipes change also. I have found that kitchen size doesnt matter so much as the size of my cutting block. I use a substantial one that cost a small fortune but is wonderfully "tuned" to the knives I use. Get a great chopping block Brenda and your kitchen will seem to expand. I would love one...I don't have space for it. _____________________
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Jig Chippewa
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10-23-2009 08:27
I live alone with a huge kitchen (I hate to cook) so the desktop sits on the kitchen table. I have (and don't anyone repeat this) fallen asleep after a few glasses of (water?) and fell out of my chair I used to fall out of bed after a few glasses of "water" so I kinda know what you mean. Then I got help. _____________________
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Jig Chippewa
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10-23-2009 08:28
I would love one...I don't have space for it. If you know anyone who is a carpenter or a furniture maker see if tehy can design one for you. Remember it can stack or slide somewhere and then you can "fit it" over teh sink or whatever. Go for super-hard maple. _____________________
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Tarina Sewell
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10-23-2009 08:29
Office/dining room in my house... In a nice plush leather chair..to plush and comfy me thinks.. Which is just off my kitchen... and the only privacy I get is when my daughter goes to bed at 9pm from then on its woot time.
 Good lord I would LOVE a big kitchen... and actually I would like a bigger bathroom to.. and a walk in closet.. and and ... someone to clean it for me to. |
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Brenda Connolly
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10-23-2009 08:31
If you know anyone who is a carpenter or a furniture maker see if tehy can design one for you. Remember it can stack or slide somewhere and then you can "fit it" over teh sink or whatever. Go for super-hard maple. No no. I have a great cutting board that I can place where I want...I want one of those islands...and more counter space...and more cabinets... _____________________
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