I have a sort of a makeshift religious shrine above my desk at work put together out of various items I've collected over the years. It changes as time goes by and items come and go. Right now, I'm displaying a string of Tibetan prayer flags and a copy of the book that came with it, Blessings On The Wind, as well as a 10" tall porcelain bust of the Virgin Mary that was given to my wife when she was a child back in the late 60's. I'll try and take some pictures with my phone and post them if they come out legibly enough.

I also have on more or less permanent display...a 3'x5' American flag; as well as icons of consumerism such as a 2 ft tall cardboard cut out of 'Buddy Lee' and another cut-out of the 'Alien' creature; a 'Fight Censorship' donation collection can sponsored by The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund; variuos comic art and music pictures, posters, calenders, and collectibles; numerous band stickers and political bumper stickers; and my semi-famous-ever-changing Wall-of-Zen which consists of dozens of my favorite pages torn from The Little Zen (page-a-day) Calender that's also on display at my desk.

Needless to say, the management and most of my coworkers think I'm nuts, and who am I to disavow them of that notion?