Guinea pig co-workers
Title
Guinea pig co-workers
Description
With stay at home orders, many people who are able to work from home are sharing their home workspaces on social media. Pets make frequent cameo appearances, whether as invited co-workers or unintentionally stealing the spotlight. It provides a nice moment of levity to break up the endless Zoom meetings.
Though my photo of course was staged, I posted this to our Archives Instagram @macalesterarchives with the following, "Well, I’d be getting more Archives work done if I didn’t have such slacker co-workers who just get in the way and waste time watching guinea pig YouTube. #heymac #guineapigs #coworkers And yes I contributed this to our collection (see link in profile). Share your own stories, workspaces, coworkers, friends, etc!" My two guinea pigs (well, my kid's guinea pigs) are Coco and Moco and at least one of them really does like to watch on the screen.
Though my photo of course was staged, I posted this to our Archives Instagram @macalesterarchives with the following, "Well, I’d be getting more Archives work done if I didn’t have such slacker co-workers who just get in the way and waste time watching guinea pig YouTube. #heymac #guineapigs #coworkers And yes I contributed this to our collection (see link in profile). Share your own stories, workspaces, coworkers, friends, etc!" My two guinea pigs (well, my kid's guinea pigs) are Coco and Moco and at least one of them really does like to watch on the screen.
Creator
Ellen Holt-Werle
Date
04-10-2020
Subject
Family Life
Files
Citation
holtwerle, “Guinea pig co-workers,” Macalester: Place and Community in a COVID Landscape, accessed April 29, 2024, https://dwlibrary.macalester.edu/spring2020/items/show/12.