most work in modern technological societies is intolerably dull and repetitive

Do you have any remote work productivity hacks? 

    bringing my teapot and a stack of portioned almonds and Craisins helped me from getting distracted. And having a light box made the winter pass more smoothly than it would have otherwise.

What is your earliest memory of the internet?

  dial-up at U of Mitten

What is your WiFi name?

  amy's wifi

What work from home habit is most successful for you?

  confining work to one room

How long have you worked from home?

  a year on this job, a year on another job, and 3 years as a student

What is your most popular tweet?

  I do not tweet. My most popular blog post ever is "it's dangerous being free, but most come to like the taste o' it"--for reasons I have never understood.

What was your first online search?

  no clue

When was the last time you showered?

  23 hours

Would you rather start early or work late?

  start early (ugh)

Where is your dream location to work from?

  a balcony overlooking a calm body of water

Which web browser do you use most?

  Safari

What is the most challenging part of working from home?

  at the moment, it is dealing with my houseguest following me from room to room and generally hovering 18" away from me at all times. They are sweet, vocal, and distracting.

What is your typing speed?

  is that still a thing? I have no idea. Whatever speed I have is mitigated by my sketchy accuracy.

What was your most recent Google search?

  'Marie Ponsot poetry'

[from here; the title quotation is by Walker Percy, from Lost in the Cosmos]