KT's Office Tour

I have been saying for months that I am going to do a blog tour of my office. Queen B finally beat me to it so today I brought my camera in to do my office tour. Here goes:

Wall/Corner 1: Here we see the west wall which showcases my three work photo frames. Each of the frames is full of people I have worked with over the years. (No family photos). In the distance is my book shelf with the "Starbucks coffee" sign on top. Other than books there is Sydney's 6 month photo, the photo of Sydney, Elizabeth and Joshua in their bathing suits and a Star Trek wood sculpture that Larry made. (Other than his laptop and drinks it's his only contribution to the office-poor Larry) The door is next to the window on that wall.













Wall 2: This wall basically just consists of my white board, filing cabinet and autographed photos. Thanks to all those that have submitted or purchased these autographs for me. I am quite lucky to have the Queen's 8x10, the one that baffles everybody and Kiefer.













Wall 3: This wall consists of large windows which gives me a great view of Lake Avenue and the Pasadena area. On the desk you will find several items: (1) The Team Leadership Development Program "boat", (2) The most improved ticket count award the FSO team got last year even though we shouldn't have gotten it since we were always "the best" and not the "most improved", (3) My associate of the month award. By the way, I was the first associate to ever receive this (in case you were wondering) (4) My stewardship award from San Gabriel (5) A Dell clock (6) My PSC 5 years of service (7) A thank you for working on the virus remediation of 2003 (8) A Starbucks mug from Phoenix that I use to keep pens in (9) A picture of Sydney in her Halloween costume













Wall 4: Sydney's Halloween picture, A stack of leadership and devotional type books that I reference often for reflections and ideas. My docking station, laptop and monitor. On top of the docking station is my "bat" phone that I use for extended conference calls. There is a mug from "Jackson Hole" that I keep my change in as well as other peoples business cards. Next to that is a demotivater that Dawn gave me in 2006 for Christmas and lastly there is my regular desk phone.














The only thing missing from these photos is my international Starbucks mug collection. It includes London (Thanks, Larry), Guadalajara (Thanks, Jose), Berlin and Bangkok (Thanks, Brian) . These mugs will be placed on the bookcase. (They came down when my office was painted two weeks ago and I forgot to put them back)