

Here you are seeing part of the shop area where my 5 technicians work when not out in the field on service calls.
Other side at front door & window to Connie Cobb's office, wife of the owner. We use her glass to display currents events of interest.

Here you are seeing part of the shop area where my 5 technicians work when not out in the field on service calls.
Other side at front door & window to Connie Cobb's office, wife of the owner. We use her glass to display currents events of interest.
the tour of where you spend your weekdays, Odie! It looks like a pleasant area all round.
ReplyDeleteThere is something wrong with Blogger again...it chomped off half of my previous comment! I'd said I'd enjoyed the tour...and that it was a novel idea to take us to work with you :)
ReplyDeleteHope you have a very nice weekend!
Great tour...I was a little sad we didn't get a picture of your chicken salad in the office fridge!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Those offices are very attractive, Odie. I particularly like the old typewriter on display at the entrance. Glad your weather's cooling off. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHow cute the boss has Disney. Love how green it is around the buildings. And the typewriter is gorgeous
ReplyDeleteHi Odie. I like the vintage typewriter. I can remember learning to type on one like that. You had to press the keys so hard - it was like driving a double decker bus!! A really novel idea for a post. Some of those rooms look really quite grand. I enjoyed the tour my friend.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see where you go to daily!!
ReplyDeleteNice shop!
I like your office rooms so much! They look so homey and welcoming. I also like how the businesses across the street are made all woodsy-like. :) I'm glad it is cooling off for you guys. God bless.
ReplyDeleteCool office and very organised I might add! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, great tour!
ReplyDeleteLove the wall paper on the PC!!!
ReplyDeleteI was amazed with the vintage typewriter! I just realized how am I gonna survive college if computer hasn't taken place. And I just can't imagine having to type all the homeworks/ school requirements by typewriter alone! hehehe.
ReplyDeleteThat vintage typewriter looks a lot like the one I learned to type on back in 1944. When you got to end of the line you had to hit the lever to make it go to the beginning of the next line. It had a bell to let you know it was time to hit the lever. As the Bunkers would say, "Those were the days".
ReplyDeleteYou should be a tour guide. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteJust stopped by to say hello, loved the tour!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Barb, you should be a tour guide!
Hope you are having a wonderful weekend.
Very enjoyable tour, Odie! I <3 the old typewriter, too!
ReplyDeleteHi Odie.
ReplyDeleteI love your great Tour of your office !!!!
I also love your old Typewriter Gorgeous ~~~
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