OOTD: Work at Home Days

Summary

Shaunta Grimes discusses her 100 Day Project, detailing her choice of attire for work-at-home days and her intention to create a comfortable yet polished uniform.

Abstract

Shaunta Grimes, a writer and teacher, shares a personal update on her 100 Day Project, focusing on her casual outfit for a day of remote work. She acknowledges missing a day of documentation but makes up for it by describing her attire, which includes an oversized sweatshirt that she finds both comfortable and presentable for Zoom calls. Despite the outfit's comfort, Grimes reflects on the need to develop a more structured work-at-home uniform to maintain a balance between ease and professionalism.

Opinions

Grimes appreciates the fit and comfort of her sweatshirt, noting its length, arm length, and neckline as ideal.
She believes the sweatshirt presented a nice image on her Zoom calls.
Grimes acknowledges the outfit's simplicity and its suitability for a work-at-home day.
She recognizes the importance of being comfortable yet put together for remote work.
Grimes is motivated to refine her work-at-home attire into a consistent and easy-to-assemble uniform that strikes a balance between comfort and professional appearance.

My 100 Day Project (Days 21 and 22)

I promise I got dressed yesterday. I just didn’t manage to snap a picture.

Here’s what I wore today.

Image: Author

Nothing very fancy. I literally sat at my computer for twelve hours.

I like this sweatshirt though. The length is perfect. the arms are long enough, the neckline is nice and open. It’s my second base color (so my brown.)

I think it looked nice on my Zoom calls today.

It’s oversized without being languid or messy. This is an incredibly basic outfit for a work-at-home day.

I think that I need to work on creating a work-at-home uniform. Something easy to put together on days like this. It has to be comfortable, but also maybe a little more put together than this outfit.

See you tomorrow!

Shaunta Grimes is a writer and teacher. She is an out-of-place Nevadan living in Northwestern PA with her husband, three superstar kids, King Louie Baloo the dog, and Ollie Wilbur the cat. She is the author of Viral Nation, Rebel Nation, The Astonishing Maybe, Center of Gravity and Here I Am. She is the original Ninja Writer.