Weirdest places you've gone to write

I might try camping out on a spin bike at the gym during the off-hours. Can they revoke your gym membership for reasons of artistic insanity?

Though I did squeeze in a few notebook pages on the mat while waiting for yoga class to start.

Where are the weirdest places you've written in (or want to write in)?

I'm commenting from my new favorite writing place- the bathtub. Blankets? Check. Pillow? Check. Hot chocolate? Check. Good to go!

Other places I like to write: in a tree (when it's nice outside), on the roof, under my bed...yeah. :)

I like your gym idea. :D

I've established a nice little writing perch on the counter top next to our barbecue. I'll often sit there during the rare occasions we get rain.

I am bound and determined to go write in a movie theater while a movie is playing. I'm writing on my iPad2 with a stylus--easy to see in the dark, easy to use. I figure if I sit in the back row during a matinee I won't distract anybody....

We have a recliner on the patio that has a view of all the other houses that I like to go sit in and write when I want complete silence or concentration.

When I get the chance, I have two times this Nano, I like to write at the beach. I live in Malibu, when its sunny I like to sit in the sand and listen to the ocean while writing. Although sand in the pants is a cruel reality.

My MC sits in a closet at one point, so I've been dragging pillows and blankets into my closet and that's working great.
A place I'd like to try writing in is the woods. I figure if I bring something to sit on, it'll provide some good inspiration.

I once spent an entire day sitting in the closet to write and I have found the woods are a great place for inspiration. Sometimes I get a little paranoid about the coyotes though; we have some coyote problems around here. I usually just write at the computer, even though all the aforementioned locations sound so much more fun.

Update on the gym... The spinning studio is a GREAT place for [noteobok] writing! Something about keeping my body in motion is great to convince my muse I'm not focused on him. Also, a darkened studio when the sun went down after 4:00, with trains going past the window and some good tunes in my ear helped me get out 1,000 words of an action sequence. So much easier to write your character running when your own legs are moving!

Also, the sauna makes a great place to write, though I wouldn't recommend it if you only write on electronic devices.

For notebook writing, my favourite place so far has been laying on my kitchen floor. :) It's nice and cool and the farthest place in the house from Dad's snoring.

I wrote at a rehearsal for a musical this one time. It was a scene my friend and I weren't needed for, so we stepped out of the room and did a word war.
I also write in the car sometimes if someone else is driving. My laptop gets pretty cold in this weather, though.
Mine aren't that weird, but it's quite fun to write wherever you go.

In bed and, in a closet, and I would love to write on a roof :D
I have also written at a wedding reception *shot*

The weirdest place for me to write will be writing my novels. Or notes to plan to write my new novels in classes i go to. Or before tutoring happens in the morning.

Weirdest place for me would be my maths class, and my youth group meetings. The closet sounds good though...

Mine is probably in a cardboard box fort, with lots of blankets and pillows inside. I don't have the excuse of a young child for building it. I'm just immature enough to think it's incredibly fun, and that has led to several scenes of my darling FMC building forts with her friends.

Psych outpatients reception. Was last year. Surprisingly inspiring place to be.

I wrote some of my scene between patients in the operating room.....

While labeled bad-ass for it, I may have gotten in trouble by the CIC when he found out I was not commenting on pt procedure.

woops.

I would love to write in a fort, and may in fact try it sometime. But for now I'm stuck at a computer that is not a laptop. So If I want to write anywhere other than the computer room in my house, I must use a notebook.

Closets sound like such a good idea, though....

I've found that the best place in my house for writing is at the edge of the kitchen, where it turns into the dining room, on the floor leaning up against the counter-bar-thing. I often have to battle my cat for this spot, since she likes it as well.

A group of us went to Disneyland and wrote in various locations within the park as well as at the Grand Californian Hotel. That was fun and interesting.