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I've heard this sentiment from several friends: It's not working from home, it's living at work.

• eecks 6y ago
  Agreed, living at work during a pandemic. In my country I can't even go 5km from my home still. I am not loving WFH right now but with freedoms and the ability to see friends, family and get out at the weekend, I think I could.
• hinkley 6y ago
  Over the summer I suddenly found time to work on some exterior projects around the house. It ended up standing in place of the evening commute as providing a physical and psychological barrier between close of business and my personal evening time. Lock my work computer, go outside for a while, come back in. One of the things that has happened is I've hardly played a computer game in months, because I'd do that at the same desk I work at, and it's easier to lock the computer than to unplug it to plug my personal equipment back in. As fall progressed I started filling in some gaps in my outerwear and kept going. Now that the sun is down before I finish working, I'm anticipating some trouble.