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Gorgo said..FormulaNova said..
I have been working from home for what feels like years now, and I am drinking way too much coffee.
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What does working from home have to do with it? What did you do when you went to work?
My habit has always been a good coffee in the morning and a cup of tea in the afternoon. The only difference being at home means is that the coffee is better, and cheaper. If you want anything else there's plenty of water in the tap.
I have added a chunk of homemade banana chocolate chip cake to the afternoon tea. I make it myself with reduced sugar and it's usually after an hour or two of foiling so I reckon its alright.
Thank you for asking. When I am working from an office, the social interaction is a way to keep the job more interesting. I tended to go outside 2 times a day to buy coffee as well, more for the 'getting out of the office' part than the coffee.
Here, working from home, the social interaction is missing, so I drink more coffee than I would normally drink at work, to try and feel more motivated. Without the interaction, its nowhere near as enjoyable.
Its obviously not a problem for some as plenty of colleagues have no such problem and some are loving the recent change to WFH fulltime.
I don't know if other people get this, but when I was working from home in the past, I tended to work more hours as I felt obliged to be more online, even though I think the overall output was the same.
As for drinking water, nope, can't do it. Same as eating dry rice cakes. Can't do that either.