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This is what my desk looks like and why?

  • Writer: Patricia Bailey
    Patricia Bailey
  • Jul 18, 2019
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 27


My desk as of now.
My desk as of now.

Hello! To those who don't know me, I would like to give you a glimpse into my workspace. This is how my desk looks at this moment—surprisingly clean, if I may add a little humor to the situation! Typically, my desk is a chaotic landscape filled with a mountain of papers, an assortment of pens and pencils, and various other items that seem to vanish into thin air just when I need them. It's almost like a treasure hunt every time I try to locate a specific pen, or a sticky note I had just moments ago.


In addition to the clutter of office supplies, I often have snacks and drinks scattered about, which adds to the overall disarray. It's not unusual to find a half-empty coffee cup or a snack wrapper mingling with important documents. My office, in fact, tends to be the most cluttered space in my home, especially when I sit down to write. Writing seems to unleash a creative whirlwind that transforms my tidy workspace into a chaotic mess in no time at all.


Interestingly, my sister Amanda plays a significant role in maintaining some semblance of order on my desk. She has a knack for organization and often takes it upon herself to come in and tidy things up. I can always count on her to sort through the piles of papers and reorganize my supplies. However, the moment I sit down to work, it’s as if a tornado has swept through the room. Papers fly, pens roll off the desk, and before I know it, the organized space she painstakingly arranged is once again in disarray.


I can’t help but wonder how many others experience a similar phenomenon. Is there a secret club of messy desk owners out there? Do we all have that one person in our lives who tries to keep us organized while we inadvertently create chaos? It seems that the creative process often comes hand-in-hand with a certain level of disorder. Perhaps it’s a sign of a busy mind, or maybe it’s just the nature of being a creative individual. Whatever the reason, I find comfort in knowing that I’m not alone in this struggle.

 
 
 

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