Well...a lot has happened in last 18 months for absolutely everyone. I have been working from home for the NHS since March 2020 and it did take some time to adjust to a new way of working. I have always been a people person and am extroverted, so going from working in a bustling office environment to suddenly working from home everyday and not seeing human beings face-to-face was a massive change for me (as I am sure it was for a lot of people!). Silver linings of working from home: 1. I was at home throughout the duration of our dog being ill; he had a malignant cancerous tumour removed from his paw (which we caught very early thank god), however this resulted in him then now having Epilepsy and it has taken until now to get his meds about right for him to only have a seizure about once a month. 2. We have been able to get along well (but slowly) with our house renovation. 3. Time and travel costs have been saved, as I no longer have to drive to work and back. The house renovatio...
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