For one thing, I could often think better when I could pace
around bit every few minutes.
Same here. Every time I write a few lines of code or, get
something to work, reach a small milestone, get paste a
hurdle, etc, I pace around the house for a bit. It helps me,
though not sure in which way exactly.
I also have a stand up desk, so I'm actually standing up
half the day...
That aside, I'll confess I'm pretty much sedentary. I try to
go for walks outside every day but lately I've been so
caught up with work I barely stop all day. Not very
healthy...
I hope things return to normal soon so that I can
take the time to have a proper lunch, go for a walk, etc.
I had not realized, but I also move a lot while doing code
and computer stuff.
It is a combination of factors. FOr one thing, I use
multiple computers that are phisically separate, often in
different rooms, at once. I may have one start downloading
stuff, move to a different computer, code something, then go
back to the first one, set it to compile something, and
return to the second one.
Also I have the scanners and printers separated from where
my computers are, so when I need to print or scan anything
(which is quite common) I have to walk to the printers and
back.
Also I have the scanners and printers separated from where
my computers are, so when I need to print or scan anything
(which is quite common) I have to walk to the printers and
back.
I bet you'd be a lot happier if you could go horseback to those destinations.
When I get a phone call, I'll tend to walk around while talking
on the cordless phone.
then I am off doing something else. I don't even bother with a
regular chair - I use a round adjustable vintage piano stool.
Some people have found that if they set a timer to go off at a
certain time to take that as a reminder to take a break. Maybe
try something like that.
Myself, I can lock up my shop for about 15 minutes and just take
quick walk outside up and down the sidewalk - that helps to give
I bet you'd be a lot happier if you could go horseback to
those destinations.
My horses have expressed the desire to move into the house
with me but I think that would be troublesome.
When I get a phone call, I'll tend to walk around while talking
on the cordless phone.
Back in the day, before the cordless varieties were available,
we'd have a coiled cord for the "main" wall phone at the handset
(not counting the portable extensions with their own standard
phone cords) that could almost extend the full length of the
house. Pacing and talking just seemed to delvelop into a
"thing" for me.
My horses have expressed the desire to move into the house
with me but I think that would be troublesome.
If you'd ask the horse, they would probably disagree with you.
All you have to do is provide the similar ammenities as you do
in their barns. Can a horse be housebroken as can a dog or cat?
Maybe your horses are willing to try. :D
The call lasted maybe 40 minutes or so, when the it was over
I hung up and then said to myself "how did I end up in the
kitchen?!"
Hello Arelor!
** On Thursday 14.01.21 - 03:29, Arelor wrote to Ogg:
I bet you'd be a lot happier if you could go horseback to
those destinations.
My horses have expressed the desire to move into the house
with me but I think that would be troublesome.
If you'd ask the horse, they would probably disagree with you.
All you have to do is provide the similar ammenities as you do
in their barns. Can a horse be housebroken as can a dog or cat?
Maybe your horses are willing to try. :D
On 14 Jan 2021, Ogg said the following...
My horses have expressed the desire to move into the house
with me but I think that would be troublesome.
If you'd ask the horse, they would probably disagree with you.
All you have to do is provide the similar ammenities as you do
in their barns. Can a horse be housebroken as can a dog or cat?
Maybe your horses are willing to try. :D
That would be one big doggy door to install!
The call lasted maybe 40 minutes or so, when the it was over I hung up
and then said to myself "how did I end up in the kitchen?!"
For one thing, I could often think better when I could pace
around bit every few minutes.
Same here. Every time I write a few lines of code or, get
something to work, reach a small milestone, get paste a
hurdle, etc, I pace around the house for a bit. It helps me,
though not sure in which way exactly.
I also have a stand up desk, so I'm actually standing up
half the day...
That aside, I'll confess I'm pretty much sedentary. I try to
go for walks outside every day but lately I've been so
caught up with work I barely stop all day. Not very
healthy...
I hope things return to normal soon so that I can
take the time to have a proper lunch, go for a walk, etc.
I had not realized, but I also move a lot while doing code
and computer stuff.
It is a combination of factors. FOr one thing, I use
multiple computers that are phisically separate, often in
different rooms, at once. I may have one start downloading
stuff, move to a different computer, code something, then go
back to the first one, set it to compile something, and
return to the second one.
Also I have the scanners and printers separated from where
my computers are, so when I need to print or scan anything
(which is quite common) I have to walk to the printers and
back.
Also I have the scanners and printers separated from where
my computers are, so when I need to print or scan anything
(which is quite common) I have to walk to the printers and
back.
I bet you'd be a lot happier if you could go horseback to those destinations.
When I get a phone call, I'll tend to walk around while talking
on the cordless phone.
then I am off doing something else. I don't even bother with a
regular chair - I use a round adjustable vintage piano stool.
Some people have found that if they set a timer to go off at a
certain time to take that as a reminder to take a break. Maybe
try something like that.
Myself, I can lock up my shop for about 15 minutes and just take
quick walk outside up and down the sidewalk - that helps to give
I bet you'd be a lot happier if you could go horseback to
those destinations.
My horses have expressed the desire to move into the house
with me but I think that would be troublesome.
When I get a phone call, I'll tend to walk around while talking
on the cordless phone.
Back in the day, before the cordless varieties were available,
we'd have a coiled cord for the "main" wall phone at the handset
(not counting the portable extensions with their own standard
phone cords) that could almost extend the full length of the
house. Pacing and talking just seemed to delvelop into a
"thing" for me.
My horses have expressed the desire to move into the house
with me but I think that would be troublesome.
If you'd ask the horse, they would probably disagree with you.
All you have to do is provide the similar ammenities as you do
in their barns. Can a horse be housebroken as can a dog or cat?
Maybe your horses are willing to try. :D
The call lasted maybe 40 minutes or so, when the it was over
I hung up and then said to myself "how did I end up in the
kitchen?!"
Hello Arelor!
** On Thursday 14.01.21 - 03:29, Arelor wrote to Ogg:
I bet you'd be a lot happier if you could go horseback to
those destinations.
My horses have expressed the desire to move into the house
with me but I think that would be troublesome.
If you'd ask the horse, they would probably disagree with you.
All you have to do is provide the similar ammenities as you do
in their barns. Can a horse be housebroken as can a dog or cat?
Maybe your horses are willing to try. :D
On 14 Jan 2021, Ogg said the following...
My horses have expressed the desire to move into the house
with me but I think that would be troublesome.
If you'd ask the horse, they would probably disagree with you.
All you have to do is provide the similar ammenities as you do
in their barns. Can a horse be housebroken as can a dog or cat?
Maybe your horses are willing to try. :D
That would be one big doggy door to install!
The call lasted maybe 40 minutes or so, when the it was over I hung up
and then said to myself "how did I end up in the kitchen?!"
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