Taking Down My Comics

This week I will start packing up my office and taking down the comics from my wall. We are preparing to put our house on the market in February, and my office needs some changing in order for it to present well.

I covered my wall with comics when at my parents house and vowed when moving out that the room would resurrect when Holly and I had our own home. So on a Sunday I called (yep!) "Resurrection Sunday" I covered these walls in comics as I set up my work space. Since then I've taken down some comics to make room for bookshelves and other necessities. And as I dream of my new office, the comics on the walls are not a part of those plans. (So unlike Jesus' resurrection body, it turns out this office is not truly perfected and eternal.)

It will be a little sad, but I've taken lots of video of the room to remember it by, and I'm really looking forward to the potential of a new office space that I can create from the ground up with my current work needs in mind. (And yes, there will still absolutely be much evidence of geekery in its design.)

As long as you keep a memory of them in your heart, your comics can never really die.

You will, of course, be doing a grand unveiling office tour video when it's done, yes?

AdamCollings wrote:You will, of course, be doing a grand unveiling office tour video when it's done, yes?

That might have crossed my mind eventually, but thanks for bringing it up! I'll probably at least post something like that at youtube.com/spiritbladevideos, though maybe not the CGC channel. We'll see.