Nice find! I have a few SE's myself... in fact my first ever Mac was an SE with dual floppies. I currently still have an FDHD and an SE Superdrive, and somewhere I have an SE/30.
I always liked to play with the networking side of old Macs... one had a localtalk network bridged into my home ethernet which was cool. Localtalk, whilst very very rudimentary in terms of what it can do as a network by todays standards, can be a lot of fun to play with if you can get hold of the serial trancievers for it. I still have a box full of them somewhere or another.
And I still used to use my Plus to type up school work as a teenager just for the fun of it, and so i could annoy my violently anti-mac, IT teacher by telling her how my TVET assignments were typed up on a 20 year old mac and printed from a 15 year old Apple Laserwriter II connected up with a serial-based network 
And the SE... well, its still set up in my dads garage for when I get bored working on Volkswagens and decide I'd rather play Cannon Fodder or Shufflepuck Cafe heheh
I always liked to play with the networking side of old Macs... one had a localtalk network bridged into my home ethernet which was cool. Localtalk, whilst very very rudimentary in terms of what it can do as a network by todays standards, can be a lot of fun to play with if you can get hold of the serial trancievers for it. I still have a box full of them somewhere or another.
And I still used to use my Plus to type up school work as a teenager just for the fun of it, and so i could annoy my violently anti-mac, IT teacher by telling her how my TVET assignments were typed up on a 20 year old mac and printed from a 15 year old Apple Laserwriter II connected up with a serial-based network And the SE... well, its still set up in my dads garage for when I get bored working on Volkswagens and decide I'd rather play Cannon Fodder or Shufflepuck Cafe heheh