As you know from my Wednesday post, because of the pandemic I will be working at home from next week for ten working days at least. It was about time and to be honest I am not too happy that my employers were so slow to react to the crisis. But I digress. I am welcoming the more relaxing environment as it has been difficult at work for a long while and I need a sort of break, even a break of that sort. That said I must set up a working station. My wife found this "home office desk" on the Argos website and suggested that I buy it. I am hesitant: for two weeks, it seems a bit much. I think I will just tidy up Wolfie's room (he has taken over the living room as his play area anyway) and use the furniture we already have. What do you think?
Friday, 20 March 2020
Setting up my "office"
As you know from my Wednesday post, because of the pandemic I will be working at home from next week for ten working days at least. It was about time and to be honest I am not too happy that my employers were so slow to react to the crisis. But I digress. I am welcoming the more relaxing environment as it has been difficult at work for a long while and I need a sort of break, even a break of that sort. That said I must set up a working station. My wife found this "home office desk" on the Argos website and suggested that I buy it. I am hesitant: for two weeks, it seems a bit much. I think I will just tidy up Wolfie's room (he has taken over the living room as his play area anyway) and use the furniture we already have. What do you think?
It depends on whether the furniture you already have will allow you to work on a lap top for hours at a time without developing back ache or carpal tunnel.
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