Grrr…

10.5 hours in the office and counting. Unfortunately Rudder did not bother to inform me we would be working late until it was too late to catch a bus home. I do not have 10.5 hours worth of work to do here. I ought to be watching some online training but my eyes are giving out. Things I could be doing if I were not in the office:

Attending a rowing club gathering to sign up for excursions in the next year. (Can do until March 15 but I’m afraid it will be difficult to find out about them – in English – other than tonight.)
Food shopping. (Nothing left to cook after class Thursday night and (horrors) am low on pretzels.)
Working on blog template. (Can make edits from here, but cannot upload new templates.)
Eating dinner. (Hungry!)
Reading.
Knitting.
Getting to bed early enough so I won’t mind weight-lifting tomorrow.
Weight-lifting tonight instead (Admittedly unlikely.)
Watching TV. (Also unlikely.)

And those are just the first things to come to mind; there are, of course, other options. Because it’s home. And at home, unlike work, you can do whatever you want. Or whatever needs to be done. And often both at once.

I don’t like offices. No matter how efficient you may actually be, the need to look efficient gets in the way of so many things.