Why you don't want an itchy carpet
Wednesday 18th March
Second day under lockdown
After our daily family-supper council, we have all decided to try and split up the house so we can each work in a different room. Technically, that's great if you pass the fact that tables aren't located in every room... my brother immediately claiming the kitchen table (of course he would, that's a strategical position: at the right at the chocolate cupboard and in front of the fridge) and my sister literally pouncing on the living-room's, I have very little options left for me. Very little options meaning either the coffee table (that's about the same height as my knee) or my bed. After three stains of ink on the sheets, I reluctantly agree that maybe, working on a bed wasn't that much of a good idea. Which leaves me to work in a very painful kneeled-down position on an itchy carpet.
Great. Just great.
Second day under lockdown
After our daily family-supper council, we have all decided to try and split up the house so we can each work in a different room. Technically, that's great if you pass the fact that tables aren't located in every room... my brother immediately claiming the kitchen table (of course he would, that's a strategical position: at the right at the chocolate cupboard and in front of the fridge) and my sister literally pouncing on the living-room's, I have very little options left for me. Very little options meaning either the coffee table (that's about the same height as my knee) or my bed. After three stains of ink on the sheets, I reluctantly agree that maybe, working on a bed wasn't that much of a good idea. Which leaves me to work in a very painful kneeled-down position on an itchy carpet.
Great. Just great.
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