Working from home and relationships

firefly5

onlyroz wrote: »

I do think it would help if you had set areas of the house where you work. And if you don't want to set designated hours of the day when you*are* working then why not do the opposite and set designated hours when you are *not* working. E.g. You won't work after 8pm or whatever, and let your mum know that too to give her guidance over when she can call.

I completely agree, I have exactly the same issues as OP, luckily for me my husband only works from home about one day a week, but I always feel like he's checking up on me, and judging what I really do during the day when noone's around.

Edwardia

Tamara - thinking is absolutely essential and no they don't get it. I think I'm prolly more er 'tethered' to laptop tho bc today for example been transcribing and editing a long interview.

firefly5 - well I've stared at screen so many hrs today my eyes feel on stalks and I needed eye drops. I had a 2 hr nap, OH can make of that what he will

I'm all excited since it seems the mag has been nominated for an award :T OH was visibly impressed. My mother was all oh really, stil with nose out of joint.

Gloomendoom

firefly5 wrote: »

I completely agree, I have exactly the same issues as OP, luckily for me my husband only works from home about one day a week, but I always feel like he's checking up on me, and judging what I really do during the day when noone's around.

Who is this guy Noone and what is he doing around?

No wonder your husband is checking up on you.