When I turned 40 several years ago, I gave myself the gift of a full week at feng shui school deep in the gentle woods of Brown County, Indiana. I learned so much from that experience and have never viewed space or place the same way again. I have been working from home for eleven years. Although I have a dedicated office, you will rarely find me working in there. I need to roam. Hence, I've learned to keep everything I need inside a laptop bag, so that I can stay mobile. All that's left to find is a place to land. For a long time, our dining table room served as such. Nice view outside. Room to spread out. It worked out great ... until it didn't. I have been longingly eyeing this corner of our living room ever since I added my friend Tina's amazing artwork around my collection of suns. I have a perfect view of our beer garden which will soon have its fountain flowing and flowers planted. My journal is handy as are some books and art supplies. And, yes, I use the ball as a chair. Try it. I may work here for a week, a month, a year, who knows. Everything is in a luscious state of flux. I wisely go where I am beckoned.
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I love this post. And please remind me to sit on a ball (I have one- just need to reinflate it!) if I ever get to work from home.
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