aurelia, that is totally cool! I love seeing behind-the-scenes stuff like that.
Working from home was hard for me, because it was so easy to slip into the habit of not ever talking to anyone, even when I did get out of the house. I wouldn't want to do it long-term.
I'm beginning to think I shouldn't either. We'll see.
And here we go...
Good luck, sara! I hope CSwtfe is told to go take a long walk off of a short pier.
Glad that the think is OK, Jesse, and won't be cause for any worry for you.
I think it's been a week like that for everyone, Suzi. It's been pissy and exhausting in general. I hope you get a chance to rebound soon.
I definitely see the difference in work from home days when I wear my Fitbit. One of the several reasons I'm planning to join/pay for a coworking space once I'm not traveling, even though I have a perfectly good home office.
Me too. Even though I spent hours in the car each day while I was in NM, I still managed more than 11,000 steps per day. When I'm home, and on a day I don't go to the gym, I'm lucky if I hit 2,000.
There's a few coworking spaces in Harrisburg, but I'm not convinced it would be any better. I wouldn't do it every day, so I couldn't get an office. The only spaces available to me are communal tables with other people. I like my larger monitor and wireless keyboard and I couldn't use them there. There is also such a thing as too much closeness with people. Yes, I know I'm being all Princess in the Pea-like.
Boo, meara. Nothing should be discussed at 6:30 am besides coffee or breakfast.