You can pretend you're infiltrating the building, Toddson!
I need to go to the market for produce. I've been intending to do it for days, but I'm On Call this week and today I'm waiting for UPS to deliver a package I need to sign for because it's wine.
Theoretically I could go to the market and get back without work exploding or missing UPS.
My team might not be back in the office until 2021. There's no work-related need to do so, and any number of reasons not to. Starting with the whole open office petri dish issue. Since mid-March, I've only put on footwear an hour or so per day, for exercise reasons.
As a midwesterner, I have no opinion on muffalettas. I do love olives, though.
Me, I have to bring my bike to the shop and have them make some adjustments to it: I'm thinking I will probably ride to work at least some of the time for a while.
Yeah, I am wishing I could ride a bike! But even with some new bike lanes, the route I would probably take to work is still harrowing.
That does sound exciting, Toddson! Hope it works out ok
I keep thinking that this is a good opportunity for me to get used to riding my bike every day and be able to ride to work when I am back in the office (it's only 2.5 miles, although there's no shoulder or bike lane much of the way) but my poor back is still languishing attentionless on the patio. God only knows how much work it needs at this point...in theory it should all be work I can do myself but, well, we'll see
Oooh, I wonder if there's somewhere around here where I could buy something muffaletta-ish? I bet there is
My boss just sent out a message reminding everyone of the importance of taking personal time off for rest and mental health even when working from home, and is hosting a late afternoon virtual happy hour (no shop talk allowed) next week. It's nice to feel that your employer is concerned with your well-being as well as your productivity.
There's a Fluevog sale today. Do I want to buy the boots I've been eyeing for a very long time even though I've barely been wearing shoes for months?
That is a tough call, shrift. But I think so?
One day you will go outside and need shoes again. Buy them on sale now. And give us a link.
That is true. And I have been waiting patiently for these to go on sale: [link]
You should definitely buy those.