#lap desk

Check out this brand lap desk I got today! 😁😁😁

So I got the one pictured below more than a year ago after the film debuted, and it’s definitely among my prized possessions among my Frozen/Frozen II paraphernalia collection. 😉 But I use it every day when I sit on my bed with laptop on top of it in my lap that a few places were becoming slightly worn with the covering tearing off. I hated the thought of deteriorating so soon if I kept using it every day, so I went searching online to see if any other lap desks had been made for the movie.

And it was on eBay that I found the lap desk with Elsa and the Nokk, in which it was part of a set with a writing pad, eraser, sharpener, pencil, and two sticker sheets! 😁👍🏻 Although it’s not as long as my other one, it’s still very big, AND it has a much larger pillow underneath it, making it more elevated to make my laptop sit at a perfect level when I have it in my lap. 😉

I’ve ogled many a lap desk in my years of antiquing, and while they may be smaller by far than an actual writing-desk, they’re still not small. nor light, particularly when stocked with pens, ink, paper, envelopes, sealing-wax, stamps, and all the other writing necessities of the age

were valises just really roomy back then? would you keep it in your trunk and only take it out at an inn or your destination? but wouldn’t those places already have at least a table to write on, barring the meanest of circumstances? I’m picturing it being used to write letters on a train or in a coach, but then you’d have to have it at hand and in your “carryon luggage,” so to speak