nikhita

I worked from home for a few weeks and i could just not get used to it. I did go to the gym more then i normally did though.

for almost over a year i worked from home - went into the office once in a blue moon but our team was divided across the world and no others in my team were in my actual office. So I said screw it i'm just gonna work from home.

After a month or so of working from home I'd have to go into the office just to get myself on track. It's easy to get distracted. We had a chat room set up where teammates could socialize and talk work stuff and that kept isolation taken care of somewhat. But I'm not sure what kind of work you do - I was in a large IT company (laid off July 2012 - trying to go 1 year without working - been travelling all over the place)

Sorry to hear about your accident. Hope everything is better soon!

Hope you are ok

In the late 90s, Algeria was runner up in Fielding's Guide to the World's most dangerous places two or three years running. Something about a fundamentalist rebel faction that controlled all of the country except for the capital city where the monarchy still clung to power. I'd say "take appropriate precautions" but if you're getting along fine in Libya less than a year after a civil war, it would appear you have things under control.