Found when cleaning off my table

So I spent most of the morning so far cleaning off my writing / drawing table. The place where, in theory at least, I sit when I write or draw or do other creative'ish things at. It hasn't gotten much use lately, largely because it has been getting used as a storage space for 'things'.

By things I mean: all 28 Lone Wolf & Cub volumes in the Dark House printing, the first two Full Metal Alchemist manga volumes, the Green-Sky Trilogy by Zilpha Kently Snyder, The Man Who Fought Alone by Stephen R Donaldson, Make Love* ( *The Bruce Campbell Way ) by Bruce Campbell, Song of the Lioness quartet by Tamora Pierce, the Prydain Chronicles by Lloyd Alexander, Pattern Recognition by William Gibson, the first four Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy books by Douglas Adams, eight of the collected volumes of Queen and Country including the first Declassified one by Greg Rucka, Ex Machina : The First One Hundred Days collected volume by Brian Vaughan, the entire Love Hina manga series, first eight Prince of Tennis manga volumes, volumes two through five of the Whistle! manga, three Calvin and Hobbes collections, five Dilbert collections, the glass flower vase from the flowers I got sent on my birthday back in June, Logan's Run on DVD, three plastic and two wooden figure mannikins for drawing, a trio of sketchbooks and assorted pencils and art supplies, The Trial by Franz Kafka, a Darth Tater version of Mr. Potato Head, Tom Strong, Book 1 and League of Extra-Ordinary Gentleman, Volume 2 both by Alan Moore, first six Neon Genesis Evangelion manga volumes, HellBlazer : All His Engines graphic novel, The Authority : Relentless by Warren Ellis, The Poetic Edda, the first Ultimate X-Men collected volume, Planetary: All Over the World and Other Stories and Planetary: The Fourth Man both by Warren Ellis, the first two Preacher collected volumes by Garth Ennis, David Boring by Daniel Clowes, Astro City : Life in the Big City by Kurt Busiek, Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud, Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein, City of Truth by James Morrow, The Sandman : The Wake by Neil Gaiman, B.P.R.D. : Plague of Frogs by Mike Mignola, a Powells 'Walking Tour of Portland' map, a couple handfuls of change, several bus schedules, lots of dust.

This has mostly been relocated to several very overflowing bookshelves, the floor, a jar half full of small change, and the front of my clothes for the dust.

Writing and drawing productivity may soom resume! At least as soon as I can enter that room again without sneezing from the dust...