Your office view...

[masraum]

Not as amazing or sexy as some of the office views here, but I like it. Out of the west facing window on my left. It's not ours, but that's about 20 acres (ours stops at the fence). The folks that sold us the house had ~33.5 acres. They split off ~6 (ours) and kept the other 27.5.



Beats the hell out of a cubicle!

[Joe Bob]

Home office....creek is running and pollen be falling....

[WPOZZZ]

The boss says, Get to work!

[rusnak]

Update from my previous pic, during construction.

[ckissick]

Maverick's surf break is just under the moon on the other side of the point. Pillar Point Harbor in the other direction. Yeah, I'm livin' the dream.

[masraum]

Originally Posted by WPOZZZ

The boss says, Get to work!

I'll bet the boss is really saying "Lets go do something, throw a ball, chase some squirrels, hang out on the couch, etc...."

[Seahawk]

A few days ago:



This morning. The Ospreys are back!

[ted]

My office for 25 years Lindbergh atc tower San Diego, retired 13 years ago.

[RNajarian]

I had a number of interesting views during my career. . . by far this one was the best. Hickam AFB, Oahu Hawaii

[Baz]

[craigster59]

A place Higgins might have visited. The Boeing hangars in Long Beach where they built the C-17's.

We duplicated a C-130....





Here's the exterior...



And the pneumatic gimble that it will be placed atop and CGI movie magic applied...



Just to show how massive the hangar is (there's 3 of them)....

[masraum]

Originally Posted by Baz

I'm pretty sure that being retired, you no longer have an "office."

[cabmandone]

boob bar.

[masraum]

Originally Posted by cabmando

boob bar.

^4.5 years bartending^. mostly 18-25 and high rate of turn-over. Usually a pretty steady core, and then probably 15-25% that constantly rotate through. At least, that was my experience. Great scenery, and bartending is an OK job, but honestly, the work environment was crap. I didn't mind the loud music, but the heavy cigarette smoke sucked. But the worst part was that it's generally not a nice place, substance abuse is rampant for both employees and customers. The environment sucks people in, chews them up and spits them out. I referred to it as Satan's armpit. Still, beats the hell out of a low paying retail gig.

[rusnak]

Originally Posted by ted

My office for 25 years Lindbergh atc tower San Diego, retired 13 years ago.

That's super cool! I was living next to the path for incoming flights, nearly 30 years ago. I used to ride my bike near the airport too. I could see the faces of passengers through my living room window as the planes came in to land.

[jcwade]

Before I retired, I would look out my office window at locomotives and railcars. And disgruntled highly paid employees.
Now this is the view from my home office. No trains for 50 miles, or more. And no employees.

[Baz]

Originally Posted by masraum

I'm pretty sure that being retired, you no longer have an "office."

Semi-retired and still working!

That photo was taken while on the job.

[unclebilly]

When I was a 16 year old gas jockey, this was the view from my ‘office’...



I think my ‘office’ views when I was commercial fishing during summers at the same age were probably better. I saw every sunrise and every sunset. Lots of stars. One night in particular running from a salmon opening at the Pender Bluffs (Pender Islands), the aurora borealis were absolutely amazing. The light show and the phosphorescence in the water were absolutely incredible that night. It’s a night I’m lucky I got to experience and one I hope I never forget.

[Nostril Cheese]

[john70t]

Originally Posted by ted

My office for 25 years Lindbergh atc tower San Diego, retired 13 years ago.