Week One
Day One - Used a set of shelves for the half day I was working in the town office. Feeling fairly good at the end, although mild aches. The top of the shelves was a great height for my laptop but with no monitor I found myself with a sore neck by the end of the day.
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| Work office setup - fairly makeshift |
Day Two - My first full day, this time used a different set of drawers (in my home office) and stacking a box on its end with a bunch of heavy books inside (to prevent movement) and putting my monitor on the very top. VERY sore feet at the end of the day and a few twinges in my neck until I got my posture right, but generally feeling a lot better than I was expecting :)
Day Three - Another half day, this time in my home office using the same set up as Day 2. By the end of the day I had very sore feet once again and I'm really looking forward to the soreness going away!
Day Four - Another full day in my home office and by the end I have sore feet and lower back. Very much hoping that tomorrow things start to come right.
Day Five - Another full day in the home office. Started with quite a sore lower back but that has gone away over the course of the day. Also an on/off numb spot behind my left shoulder blade. My feet have only just gotten sore in the last hour so much better then the past few days. This may actually be working.
Weekend - normal activities
Week Two
Day One - another full day in the town office with sore feet by the end of the day. Various people have commented that ALL day on your feet may not be a good thing so starting to consider perhaps splitting my day between sitting and standing.
Day Two - another full day in the home office
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| Home office - also very makeshift while I trial this |
2 weeks after last post above
I now routinely stand all day for work with only minor sore feet at the end of the day :)
