Everyone is at home

Today is a test “learn from home” day for my kids (all of them have school-issued laptops).  My daughter is at her desk in her bedroom, doing some sort of group voice chat with her friends on her mobile (as she works on a graphic design task); one son (B1) is propped up in his bed, typing on his laptop; and the other (B2) has somehow commandeered our bed, as is typing from there.


I have a dual-monitor PC from work (with the appropriate statistical software installed), and am set up at the end of the kitchen table:  my first day of officially working from home (just like everyone else on my floor at work).

The Lady has her usual work laptop, but hasn't yet claimed a location:  probably on the bed next to B2. 

So far, no apparent adverse impacts on our household bandwidth (despite being non-NBN).  :)







--GG