Anyone working at home knows how tiring it can be. There’s lots of positive things and advantages, but there’s some things that could seriously affect you in the long run.

Working on the Internet is a dream come true for so many people. I don’t think it’s bad thing at all but I think there’s just too many people trying to earn a living. Most of them just don’t seem to realise that if you are serious about a home office, there’s several things to consider.

Since your financial future depends on your success, you’d certainly spend quite some time working… on your desk… in your chair.

I believe picking the right chair is crucial for your success. Seriously. If you spend hours on end sitting, typing, doing what needs to be done, you sure want to feel comfortable.

A good chair is Chi of productivity. I dig the Office Chairs at ChairOffice.co.uk. This one in particular:

A quality ergonomic chair can also do a lot for your posture and back. This is definitely an investment that will pay off in the long run.

There’s loads of different models to choose from at really good prices. Check them out and make yourself comfortable.

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I hate curtains. No, I’m not actually one that hates them just because, I’m an allergy sufferer and dust mites on curtains are really hard to keep under control.

Being allergic means you should consider getting read of fabric curtains and put up some stylish blinds instead. Infact, Discount Blinds have been spotted at SeleceBlinds.com and I liked what I saw.

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I’m absolutely loving this! The Aquarium Bathtub. My god, what a brilliant idea!

You know how watching fish is supposedly calming and all? I couldn’t think of a better piece of bathtub than this. Unfortunately a tiny bit out of my price class! $14,500, ouch! This would probably make a good DIY project though.

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Technorati tags: ikea, furniture, hack, conversion, terrarium, turtle, diy

This is from Ikeahacker:

A conversion of an old Benno unit into a turtle terrarium. A fantastic DIY project with great usability.

“all the wood used is from benno: i cut the shelves into narrow boards that i mounted in the front and back to get a ‘basin’ for the sand. i cut some holes into the side walls for ventilation. then i plated the corners with 0.7mm steel sheets, because the turtle really likes to ‘dig’ in there. finally, i painted the whole interior with 3 layers of yacht lacquer (2-component paint that forms a very hard sort of plastic) to make it water- and scratch-proof.”

The pictures speak for themselves really:

(Ghazzog the Horrible)

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