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JaneTranslates Puerto Rico Local time: 19:14 Spanish to English + ...
It depends on the deadline.
Nov 5, 2005
As happens frequently with polls, I have to answer "it depends." Usually I prepare my lunch and (unless my husband is home) eat it on a TV tray while getting my daily dose of world news. If I'm rushing to meet a deadline, however, I still try to fix a proper lunch, but I eat at my desk and keep typing.
BTW,I checked "eat in another room" because that's more frequent, and certainly my preference.
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Pilar T. Bayle (X) Local time: 01:14 English to Spanish + ...
Another choice...
Nov 5, 2005
I know this is quite bad and all that, but I do postpone lunch hour, which is always conditioned by deadlines with California (we are 9 hours ahead and most of my deadlines with California fall right in the middle of the afternoon, 5:30 pm). So many times I don't have lunch until I have "solved" my delivery.
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Maria Karra United States Local time: 19:14 Member (2000) Greek to English + ...
eat and translate
Nov 5, 2005
I was about to hit "submit" after selecting "I eat in another room", and then I realized that I was eating corn flakes while voting!
But honestly, when I'm not very busy I do have lunch in another room.
Maria
[Edited at 2005-11-06 00:35]
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M. Anna Kańduła United Kingdom Local time: 00:14 English to Polish
No lunch break habit
Nov 5, 2005
Since there is no lunch break in my country, I never grew to have it - a short, 10 - 15 minutes break for eating something is enough, and usually I don't like wasting my time for eating only, so I eat and type.
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Andrea Ali Argentina Local time: 20:14 English to Spanish + ...
More snacks than proper lunch
Nov 6, 2005
Hi!
In my case, it depends on how much time I have. If I am not in a rush, I stop and have proper/decent lunch lying on the couch while I watch the news/soap opera. If I am in a rush, I just have "mate"/Coca Cola Light and a snack. But it is always easier carrying a tray than laying the table.
Generally I am five hours behind my clients and I'd rather sleep than eat!
Cheers,
Andrea
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