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It’s what we always imagined for ourselves – staying at home for days on end, in our PJs, watching all the Netflix possible and participating in meetings from the comfort of our living rooms, right? Those are definitely pluses, but there are a few “coworkers” we didn’t necessarily take into consideration when we were imagining our perfect “work from home” scenarios. Insert: the kiddos.  If you’re the lucky owner of any person under the age of 18, you know that

Who’s tired of being stuck at home? We know for sure we are. COVID-19 has already put a huge damper on our normal routines. Our commute to work, our Starbucks run, our lunch with friends have all been dashed. We now have a new normal, so we think it’s an excellent time to try mixing it up in a positive way while changes are already happening. Use this newly found wave of change to better your routine, and your attitude

So, you made the official trek to the grocery store for necessities, or you’re an essential worker and made the commute to work amid the germs. Several San Antononians are finding themselves coming home after being in situations that can expose you to COVID-19 or other germs. Unfortunately, we can’t all sit cozy in our PJs working remotely, so equip yourself with some extra knowledge on how to prevent germs from creeping into your home.  Before You Head to Work:

Sunday, March 29th marked National Mom & Pop Business Day, and this national day of recognition has never been more important than it is during this historical time. COVID-19 has disrupted our normal sense of living, our economy, and our personal lives in so many ways. Mom & Pop businesses in San Antonio and around the nation are feeling the effects of this current health crisis and could use our continued appreciation in the next few months as we navigate

Unless you’re working for an “exempted business or government that is providing services needed by the public during this crisis,” then you’ve recently had to pack up your office supplies and head home to work. The recent “Stay Home Order” announcement from the City of San Antonio and Bexar County regarding the COVID-19 crisis may sound like a dream come true for introverts and sweatpant-wearers all over the city but, some folks may need a little bit of advice on how to

Alright, SOGO loyals, it’s time for a chit-chat about social distancing. We know you’ve read the City of San Antonio’s announcements from Mayor Nirenberg regarding all the official advice on how to stay healthy during this pandemic, but we’re breaking it down for you a little bit more in-depth because – let’s face it – San Antonio is a very lively and social city, and some of us are riding the struggle bus of loneliness and boredom.  We should have known how