Both my wife and I are working from home for what seems like until the end of April. Our daughter (now almost 2 years old) is also at home with us, so we stagger our meetings to ensure one of us is watching our daughter while the other one goes off to a meeting.
I do miss going into the office and the routine I have there. I’m pretty sure cabin fever will set in real soon, and I’ll be writing stuff like this in a few weeks:
I’m still around; I did move across the country again so that’s taken up a fair amount of my free time over the past 5-6 months.
I’m doing the same WFH thing as most other folks in this thread. Now that it’s getting warm again, I’m missing out a bit on exploring the new surroundings.
Right now, it’s gardening, cleaning the house from top to bottom, a little cooking and then I take care of my daughter who is 8 years old, and it’s not easy! It’s been a long time since I’ve spent so much time at home and it’s not over yet.
Serious question, how are your areas doing with toiletpaper, is the hoarding shortage just a US thing? I though for sure that tp “trend” would be gone in a week but here we are, my general area is still empty at all stores. Yet i can buy any other food or general supplies i need. So strange
Just wanted to bump this up and see how you all are doing!
As for me, it seems like everyone at work has gotten more accustomed to working from home and have found ways to do even more given that the time spent in getting ready and commuting is no longer needed. This means that I am now busier than ever
…also, hopefully everyone is continuing to be safe, limiting traveling and practicing social distancing. Things may have been getting better for a short while there, but now they are again getting worse, at least in many places in the US. Check out https://rt.live, look at today (“Latest”), then click on “2 Months Ago” for a comparison. We aren’t in the clear.