I came across this list of things you should make sure you do to keep your office space kid safe. It was put together by the Home Safety Council. I can't say it has anything earth shattering, but it is a good set of reminders. I personally went through it and need to make a couple changes to my office layout. I have a very adventurous two-year old who likes to sneak into dad's office once in a while.
There is nothing worse than having your cell drop your calls during an important conversation. Imagine if you got to the office and had no phone service all day. Well, guess what happened today... Vonage is out for a bunch of their customers including myself. Not for a couple minutes or a couple hours, but for most the day. Luckily, I still have email, IM and my mobile phone ;) But still what a nuisance today not having my office phone. I guess I need to consider high availability or a backup contingency plan for the home office. How ultra-geeky would that be?
What is Feng Shui?
Feng shui is an ancient art that incorporates principles of balance and the flow of chi or vital energy. For about 4,000 years, the Chinese have been using feng shui to ensure good luck, health, and prosperity in their lives.
In this article, we will attempt to provide a Feng Shui primer to telecommuters in a home office.
It might be helpful to share what I currently use for my office setup and where I got the items. Just an FYI, I’m neither a frugal guy or a high roller, but I do like to get quality stuff for a good deal. I’m always following the hot deals forums at FatWallet.com and Anandtech.com
Desk:Staples Reversible Desk $129.99 - Slick and sturdy; should be able to make the move to my next office.