It is a snowy morning (which you know, but next year I may not remember), with a blizzard warning until something like 6 a.m. tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon my boss said I could work at home today if the storm did happen and if I wanted to, so I brought home necessary files and am doing so. There is some distraction, including from the cat, but it's working better than I'd feared for me and ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
cattitude to be working from home simultaneously, at computers about 2 meters apart.
I am also drinking green Darjeeling tea, as an extra not-very-caffeinated hot drink, because I coughed up enough phlegm to have me afraid I am getting a cold, possibly the one Cattitude just had. (And that's another reason to be glad I stayed home: the basic reasoning was that it would be easy enough to get downtown, but unpleasant if not dangerous to come home in late afternoon. (The city schools were closed preemptively.)
On the other hand, important things are still running: not only is the Sanitation Department plowing the streets, we had a knock an hour ago from a city housing inspector, asking if the heat was okay. Apparently they got an anonymous complaint, so instead of going to a specific apartment, he was going door to door. I told him ours was fine, and he reminded me of their phone number in case of any problems.
cattitude to be working from home simultaneously, at computers about 2 meters apart.I am also drinking green Darjeeling tea, as an extra not-very-caffeinated hot drink, because I coughed up enough phlegm to have me afraid I am getting a cold, possibly the one Cattitude just had. (And that's another reason to be glad I stayed home: the basic reasoning was that it would be easy enough to get downtown, but unpleasant if not dangerous to come home in late afternoon. (The city schools were closed preemptively.)
On the other hand, important things are still running: not only is the Sanitation Department plowing the streets, we had a knock an hour ago from a city housing inspector, asking if the heat was okay. Apparently they got an anonymous complaint, so instead of going to a specific apartment, he was going door to door. I told him ours was fine, and he reminded me of their phone number in case of any problems.
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