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Here is a picture of my work space at the circulation desk at school.  I have a view of the lobby which can be useful in seeing what's going on.  I don't like the fact that the rest of the library is behind me, though I'm often up and around the library checking on people.  My favorite thing, which doesn't happen very often because of my four kids, is to come back at night when no one is really in the building, put on some music and get some work done.  It's Rich.

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This is my desk where I do much of my writing. It's technically a buffet for a hallway, but it serves my purposes and was much cheaper than a desk that size. I do my reading on the couch or on my bed, but I prefer to write at my desk.

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This is the spot in the dining room where I really get down to business. Anywhere more comfortable and I do not get anything done and am interrupted often. The view out the window is of my yard and the woods behind it, which is one of my favorite views in the world. It is also by the heat/ac vent, so depending on the time of year, I have an open window, cool or hot air as needed. The only better spot is in a recliner diagonally across from this chair in the family room, but I do not type as well on my lap.  (Erin M.)

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(Kay here) This is my recently-downsized workspace at home. My husband and I decided to try sharing one office to see if it would help motivate us to be more productive. l end up working in bed or on the couch a lot of the time, so we will see how this experiment works out. When I took the new job, I thought I would go in early to work on grad school, but the school library feels so HOARDED, that I find myself weeding during any free minute I have.

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Here is a pic of my messy work area behind the circulation desk at my school library. I honestly try to get as much work done here after school or during downtime as I can. Can get very distracted with kiddos trying to talk to me, but I am fairly good at multi-tasking!
Oh and this is Lindsay C. Not sure how to change the name on my post.

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I see many great shots of home works spaces.  Like others, I find myself at the table or maybe the couch if I am at home.  This work space though, is my home away from home.  Though it is technically a cubicle space by definition, it is located in the elementary curriculum center, and has a few innovative features. It is a collaborative space and allows me to work closely with the math coach, literacy coach, and the ELL educators.  My favorite gimmick is the file cabinet in the bottom right of the photo... it is mobile and can slide out from under the table...no big deal, I know, but these cabinets have cushioned tops... stop by some time and grab a seat!

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My work space looks something like this but not as clean.

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Meghan: For right now, this is my workspace. During the week, I do my LMS work after 9pm, and today I decided to be indulgent and do work from my bed, instead of in the kitchen. That Tiffany-style lamp was an anniversary gift (from me to me, LOL), and I always have the baby monitor at hand, even though my daughters are right close by. :-)

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We adopted a rabbit over the summer, and as I was reading this from my couch he hopped into the room. My work space is quite fluid - couch, kitchen table, deck, front patio, etc. I love working at home because usually a cute little creature will run by like in this pic! **I just realized I didn't create an accounts so I am "anonymous", this is Robyn! :-) **

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Nicole Jyringi:  Hi all!  This is my messy workspace!  I am impressed by some of the other posts...so neat, so well designed!  This is a part of our living room where my daughters and I jockey for the laptop, we play (yay!), I pay bills (boo!), and life in general happens.  I am typically running from the computer to the stove to the washing machine, so this spot sees a lot of activity.  Longing for a room of one's own :-)

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If you're ever in Winchester and looking for a nice coffee shop to work at, here's a link to The FULLer Cup, which has amazinggggg baked goods and very good coffee. Seating is very limited, though, so I do tend to end up at Starbucks or Caffe Nero.

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The FULLer CUP is more than just a brick and mortar space; The FULLer CUP is a place to connect, a place to meet, and a place to be treated like a guest in our home.

For us at the FULLer CUP being a good neighbor means more than just doing good business. It means collaborating with fellow businesses to celebrate and acknowledge a moment in someone's life or to showcase a local author or artist. It means providing a space to gather for a school club or hosting a weekly storybook hour for busy moms.

At the FULLer CUP we want every customers to feel safe and appreciated. We seek out and discover a common ground with each customer. We want every interaction to leave our customers with the feeling of being recognized and heard.

We also recognize that the best way to show support to our community is attending local meetings, restaurant association's and leadership groups. We want to stay in touch with the happenings in town by listening with two ears and making the most of all good ideas. See how we are participating in the community through .

Finally, we at the FULLer CUP believe that including in our menu every season fuels our commitment to be a part of the community and to operate such that our customer believes we are the people's place in Winchester.

We are human. We need connection. We need food. We need the FULLer CUP.

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The FULLer CUP is more than just a brick and mortar space; The FULLer CUP is a place to connect, a place to meet, and a place to be treated like a guest in our home. For us at the FULLer CUP being a good neighbor means more than just doing good business.

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I decided when the semester started that I need to change up where I work. If I don't, I get bored and more easily distracted. So, when I'm home, this is my desk. My parents got it for me as a gift a few years ago so that I can keep my postcard materials handy. It's turned into a disaster, as you can see my entire house is. I had to literally stand on my stoop to get this photo, if you want to know how small the house is. But this space is nice because I can have the door open for light behind me and music is right there if I want to listen. If I'm not here, I'm at one of the three coffee shops in in downtown Winchester. (I don't count Dunkin Donuts. I'm not doing schoolwork at a Dunkie Ds.) I'll go to whichever has an open seat - a hot commodity! I love seeing everyone's workspaces!

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This is my summer time work spot by the lovely Mystic Lakes. We have wifi and iced coffee at the snack bar so it really is perfect. During the colder weather I just usually sit on the couch or with my back up against the headboard of my bed. I'm really not a desk person!

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This is my workspace at home. With the four of us plus a dog in a small condo, there’s not much space for a desk. This one is squished into the space between the living and dining rooms and usually becomes a dumping ground for everything. I sometimes migrate my work to the recliner or coffee table or dining table depending on how much space I need or my mood. It’s not ideal, but at least I always have everything I need close by including snacks 😄

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Adding this little aqua bistro table to sit outside at made my summer Salem State course work so much more enjoyable. I'm happy that the weather has given us some nice afternoon temps so I can still work out here if I get home from school early enough. Often in cooler weather I have my work strewn all over my dining room table. I believe this winter I'll set up a true office area so I can maintain a clearer living area and keep some better posture while working. I'll miss my little outdoor sanctuary though. I'm glad to see so many other classmates getting some fresh air while doing their work :)

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This is my workspace! This summer I moved into my first apartment so I am getting used to this new space. Once I sit down at this desk and put on my headphones, I am in business and nothing distracts me! Well unless my boyfriend starts bothering me or my sisters text me! But I try to tune everything out and it usually works. I love keeping my desk and workspace organized. I just wish I had the same motivation to keep the rest of my apartment this organized!

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Welcome to my workspace! I am in a study room at the library on campus. I typically come on Monday and Thursday nights, so that I can treat the online classes like an in-person class. (I'm super TypeA and thrive with a schedule; also, I have three kids at home, so getting work done there is not easy much of the time.) My other workspace is typically the study in my home, but my preference is definitely the library! :)

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This is the link to my padlet for my workspace.  I am brand new to padlet and I'm not sure if I did it correctly, but I gave it the old college try!  Now I need to go watch the Patriots!

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visit my newly created padlet at https://padlet.com/joanneatsalemstate/LBS850

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Here is my porch photo

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Joanne Collins: My favorite spot is on my living room couch.  Laptops are meant for laps, not table tops!  It drives my husband crazy that I don't sit at a desk or table but lounge on the couch to work.  If it is nice outside, I can be found on my porch.  I can't figure out how to add two photos to one post .. may have to post each photo separately.  Still figuring out Padlet as I have never used it before!

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(Anna Ring) Here we are at the inimitable Walpole Starbucks. How could one Starbucks be that different from the myriad other Starbucks across the globe? Well, I have auditioned many local Starbucks, as well in a few far flung cities, and this one consistently wins my blue ribbon. The staff is by far the friendliest, they make the best cloud macchiatos and pumpkin cream cold brews, and there is plenty of seating with regular *and* USB plugs. I find the constant chatter and clanging the perfect white noise. My house is too quiet and my dog is too clingy for me to concentrate on homework. Plus, I don't have the specter of unwashed laundry hanging over me here. My usual drink (which all the baristas know by heart)? Trenta iced green tea, unsweetened, with light ice. Come join me some day!

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https://padlet.com/haineyj/wywupa5msxhe

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Barb's Utilitarian and Breezy Porch

This is the corner of my back porch where I do most of my work. Well, early in the morning before it turns into a hot box! I also work in a study room at the public library (zero distractions) or my dining room table (ever so many distractions). This is the baby bear of work spaces. No one bothers me, but I do have my stack of emergency books in the corner of the table in case I need a quick break. (Not a great idea, but ever so necessary.) As it gets colder, I will be forced to move to one of the more temperature controlled areas, but for now, this is my sweet spot! You can't see the view because it is eeeeeeearly in the morning, but I have a delightful view of my neighbor's house and the traffic going by on the street. It's quite a dull view, but very easy to ignore and focus on work!