What do your happy places look like?

[Caluser2000]

Here is one of mine

 

[commodorejohn]

Bed.

 

[Mr.Amiga500]

That "happy place" is sadly missing some vintage computers. (and also in a No Parking zone)

My "somewhat happy place":



I'm also reasonably happy in this room:

 

[bladamson]

 

[1944GPW]

It's the General Off-Topic subforum, surely a member can post (non-offensive) things here?
Here's when I was happy after finally racking a pair of Diablos in an H960.

 

[hush]

my happy place is anywhere in rural michigan :>

 

[Chuck(G)]

Good evening.

I'm with Hitch on this one: "a clear horizon".

 

[syzygy]

Interpreting the happy place as a workshop / workroom, I have to mention that I am really impressed by this one https://jaycarlson.net/2021/09/18/juggle-embedded-projects-home-office-workspace-tour/ Very impressive.

I don't know this fellow at all, but I remember a very informative and well written piece on comparing 32 bit controllers and I booked marked it.

 

[syzygy]

On the other hand, I would not mind having free run of this place - it would make me happy.

 

[seaken]

My lab / computer collection rooms

SMK_Pictures_Lab

Seaken

 

[Moondog]

my happy place is anywhere in rural michigan :>

Sounds like the west side of the state (sunset coast) and the UP (the further from Detroit, the better.)

 

[hush]

Sounds like the west side of the state (sunset coast) and the UP (the further from Detroit, the better.)

i like detroit from time to time, though i wouldn't want to live in that area just because i don't like cities x) my mom's family is all from the metro detroit area and i've been in detroit proper quite a few times for concerts and the detroit electronic music festival

i'm originally from a small town in the east lansing area, fairly quiet sort of area. i hope to build a house there and settle down at some point, it's really the only place i can see myself

 

[Moondog]

I live in Southwest Michigan. We're closer to Chicago than Detroit. I can see the Chicago skyline with binoculars from across Lake Michigan.

 

[commodorejohn]

The sharpest mind I've ever known belongs to a lady who runs an auto-parts store in the UP. Strange but true.

 

[VileR]

Wish I could snap a photo, but I'm stuck in this timeline... no idea how I'm supposed to warp back to the good one.