Question: how’s your working from home situation going?

Whether you’re hunched over your laptop on the couch, set up in a junk-filled spare room with a candle lit, or yelling at children/partners/housemates to PLEASE KEEP IT DOWN, working from home to stop the spread of COVID-19 is anadjustment.

Our very own Claire Murphy breaks down your most answered questions about COVID-19. Post continues below.

It also brings up some common truths, like not having to wear a bra every day is quite nice and working in your pyjamas actually makes you feel like you’re basting in your own sweat.

Below, scroll through the very best of the memes, tweets and internet thing-ys that accurately sum up what working from home in the time of social distancing is like – the good, the bad and the hilarious.

Some will make you laugh. Some will make you want to sob under your doona. But let’s remember, we’re all in this together.

Keep calm and carry on. And snacks. Eat snacks.

READ: For an update on what you need to know about COVID-19 today, read our news recap here.

Social distancing is easy for an introvert. Like, you want me to stay at home? I love it here.

— i.Mogul ⚖️ (@IngaNandiwillis) March 16, 2020

If we all start working from home, we need to check in on the extroverts.

— Sonia Cuff (@SoniaCuff) March 3, 2020

Roughly 5 hours into indefinitely working from home and I am already seriously considering getting a dog

— Kate Aronoff (@KateAronoff) March 13, 2020

The number one benefit of working from home is not wearing a bra.

— Shakira Sison (@shakirasison) March 13, 2020

halfway through the first day of working from home at the same time as your spouse pic.twitter.com/J0bAyQlsHs

— limited breadsticks (@limitlessjest) March 13, 2020

When you’re working from home, for focus and mental health it’s really important to NOT just wear your pajamas! Wear yesterday’s clothes you grabbed off the floor

— Jess Zimmerman (@j_zimms) March 13, 2020

the problem with working from home is that you can make as many sandwiches as you want and it turns out i want a lot of sandwiches

— Polly Mosendz (@polly) March 13, 2020

COVID-19 helping people realise that some meetings can be emails.

— Nazeefah Wadia (@Nazeefah) March 11, 2020

Team meetings this week be like…. #Coronavirusireland #coronavirus #workingfromhome #WFH pic.twitter.com/PVOGJ0FYgW

— Stephen Clarke (@stephenwclarke) March 11, 2020

To everyone now working from home, let me introduce you to conference call bingo. pic.twitter.com/tBTsxKeYv8

— Runa Sandvik (@runasand) March 11, 2020

Live footage of me, my wife and my daughter all working from home today (and for the next two weeks) pic.twitter.com/c8NuSQit3Q

— Dan Saltzstein (@dansaltzstein) March 11, 2020

As many of us move to virtual meetings and working from home during this strange time, we can all bond over the issue that everyone needs to MUTE YOUR DAMN PHONE ON CONFERENCE CALLS pic.twitter.com/945bl48stp

— Jessie (@foodiejess) March 11, 2020

Woofie can’t wait to see everyone on our next team call! ???????????????? #WorkFromHome #WoofieWorks pic.twitter.com/qX71mOPJVS

— Savyna ???? (@SavynaTweets) March 13, 2020

I know this time of self isolation is hard and scary for people but however bad you are feeling- please, please don’t consider starting your own podcast

Straight men under the age of 35 are particularly vulnerable to this and we all need to be vigilant of the dangers x

— Nicola Coughlan (@nicolacoughlan) March 16, 2020

My pets have become my coworkers #WorkFromHome pic.twitter.com/zPxCWgEDPw

— DeeDee Wallace (@D_D_Wallace) March 16, 2020

When you are #WorkFromHome and you have children… pic.twitter.com/zFNkyLUyC2

— Diane Kaneza ???????????????????????? (@KanezaDiane) March 16, 2020

1st vs 4th day of working from home #coronavirus #COVID19 #WFH pic.twitter.com/DP60bgrtgK

— Gabor Gurbacs (@gaborgurbacs) March 12, 2020