Can you see what's wrong with this (dusty) picture of my nightstand?

I'll tell you what's wrong! Lack of sleep mommy brain is what's wrong! Chris thought it was hilarious. He thoroughly enjoyed informing me that he didn't think the monitor would charge very well in the phone base.
I started back to work this last week, on Tuesdays and Fridays (hence the lack of sleep). And it hasn't been nearly as traumatic for me as I thought it would. I hate having to leave the little Bambina, because she's still so little and I feel like she needs me. But two of the three days I've worked so far, she's been home with her dad (to help ease the transition). I think it has been really good for both of them. Chris all of a sudden has a new-found confidence in his ability to soothe her and take care of her. And it's been good bonding time.
It's such a blur the night before and the morning of, setting out clothes and diapers and thawing milk, and getting up extra early so I can nurse her once before I leave. Once I get to work and sit down, I think, "Gees, this work stuff is a piece of cake compared to motherhood!" And once I got back and started working, I remembered how much I enjoy what I do. I still miss Emme all day long and call all the time to have Chris hold the phone up to her so I can hear her breathing and cooing. But when I stay busy, the time goes pretty fast. Then I race home and run through the door so I can pick up Emme and snuggle her. She gets a big smile on her face when I come home, and it's the best feeling ever. It's going to be a blessing for our family for me to work two days a week. I just hope I'm not scarring her for life.
Side note: I've been pumping while I'm at work, which has been going fine. I'm the only female on my floor, so I just go in the bathroom and stand at the sink while I do it (which Chris thinks is weird -- "what if someone walks in!?!"). The only problem is having to wash and dry the parts after I pump every time (which is 3 times a day). It's sucking my life away! I googled and found out that not everyone washes them every time. Some people buy extra pump part sets, and some people toss all the parts in a ziploc and throw it in the fridge at work between sessions (which would definitely gross out all the men in my office -- I'd have to disguise the bag). Anyone here have any experience or suggestions on what you did?