Office1000 Blog October Archive

What qualities does the perfect programmer's chair possess

By Reference at 10/30/2007 13:33

Whether you spend 2 or 24 hours in front of your computer, programming away... what qualities do you look for in a chair? Should it swivel? Should it lean back so you can take a rest? How about a footstool? Should it have one of those built right in that will pop out like a recliner?

If you could build the perfect chair, what would it look like? Think of your top five absolute necessary "must haves" for your chair.

Homer Simpson in the picture here, seems to say that his favorite chair is big, comfy, wide, and colorful. OK, maybe it doesn't say that, especially since this is actually an animated telephone, but you get the picture right?

Make a list of your top five and then hunt down that perfect chair for your programmer bum.

Construction paper has a thousand uses

Construction paper is always a staple item in my home. I use it for so many things, from school projects to scrapbooking.

You can make beautiful borders with construction paper and decorative edging scissors for your treasured photos in your scrapbooks. Add embellishments and you have created a custom scrapbook page without spending all the money.

Construction paper is relatively inexpensive and really just has too many uses to note.