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I like Tyler's idea ... showing you in your sanity bubble while the rest of the world scurries by.

Why not emphasize your priorities by taking a picture of here you spend the most time?

I consider that a much more potent picture than an image which portraits the ERE life's version of something which fits into an ordinary lifestyle, like a fridge. The former will highlight that it's about different norms, whereas the latter will give a distorted picture of ERE as it only shows a very small part of it.

All the pictures are submitted.

I thank you for all the fancy suggestions but keep in mind that I have/had a hard enough time keeping things in focus and/or upright.

I've spent my life mainly focused on thinking and I still do that even if I'm not working. That's hard to take pictures of. My particular lifestyle doesn't make for sexy imagery. I'm not living in a tiny house on a hill. I don't have a room containing only one mattress. I don't spend my days on the beach. There aren't any obvious differences between my life and "normal life" that noobs would instantly detect. Instead the differences between normal and my implementation of ERE are subtle and when differences are subtle it either takes an expert to recognize them or I have to exaggerate them put putting the differences in focus. So that's what I tried to do: Normal but different, or alternatively, different but normal.

Pics?

pics or it didn't happen

+3 We need something to see