Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
working from home
One of the things I really miss with all the cafes being shut is that if I want to work but not from home there isn't anywhere to go. In the days BC I would go to the British Library or Music and Beans but now I have to work from home where there is the ever present distraction of young children. Are there any local places one can go to work-I'm a writer so basically only need a laptop and internet- that can be a substitute while we wait for cafes and libraries to reopen?
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Permalink Reply by Amit on
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You could throw a blanket over one of the wicker domes in chestnuts park, but the local kids might get a bit miffed!
Could you set up a hotspot from your phone?
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You chose to have children, right? Tough. Put up with it. I have to listen to my neighbours' children bouncing footballs around, screaming, shouting and yelling, ringing doorbells for "a laugh" despite myself choosing to not breed.
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Wow. Rude. Some people forget that they were once children and your parents chose to breed too or you wouldn't be here would you Paul C?
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Permalink Reply by Protheroe O'Shea on
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"despite myself choosing not to breed".. Are you certain it's your own choice?
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I feel your pain Sarfraz, and am in a similar position, albeit in a different profession.
This might sound a bit weird but St Ann's hospital has amazing WiFi that reaches outside. If the weather is good it's a beautiful place to work.
I found a bench and caught up with some admin whilst waiting for the x-ray dept to open. I haven't been there for a while so I can't tell you whether or not the construction work is noisy or if the hospital is in fact, open what with all this Covid shizzle. Nevertheless, give it a try.
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Permalink Reply by greenfingers on
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The benches are all closed and taped off, as are the toilets, and the sport and play areas.
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