Gary works for an NGO and enjoys his job, but his organization is implementing a new "home-office" system where he will have to work from home twice a week. Gary finds this awkward and worries about not having coworkers nearby for assistance. Amanda is a hairdresser and single mother who relies on her mother to care for her two sons, but now her mother is moving away for health reasons. Amanda is concerned about who will care for her sons if she continues working and doesn't want to leave them with strangers. The letter offers Amanda advice to prioritize her mother's health and consider hiring help for childcare so she can continue working. It suggests the older son could help watch the younger in a school