I planned on spending a week in Seattle last month to visit relatives. The day before we left, my 90 year old father had an episode in a hardware store and three days later he was put in hospice. Three days after that he died. I extended my trip to three weeks - all the while WFH.
My wife and I suddenly realized that we could do road trips all over the country and I could do my 8 hours from the hotel room and the hotel lobby (using VPN through their guest wi-fi). And our relationship was solidified on road trips).
This is truly life changing for us. The only thing I need to be careful about is gun posession reciprocity, etc. in each state we plan on visiting. In this current environment there is no way I’m not going out unarmed.
I’m in Canada so we can’t carry, legally at least.
But I’ve spent most of the past 30 years WFH and loved it, recommend it highly.
Didn’t hurt that for a lot of that time I was freelancing, so if I didn’t produce I didn’t eat. Easy motivation!
Speaking of Seattle, my recently “citizenized” youngest son and his wife escaped from there just in time. Moved to Oklahoma City last summer and loving the move.
Ask your wife whether you're printing as you go through several natural motions.