So, ideally, as far as a workday in a remote position, for me, it would just kind of look like waking up, going to my computer, clocking in, inputting the data, checking emails to make sure, you know, I don't need to do any additional tasks, or if I do, to get those done first, depending on the, you know, where it lands priority-wise. But yeah, checking emails, completing the tasks assigned to me, just checking in with my supervisor, of course. Typically, when it comes to remote positions, I always made sure to stay in contact with my supervisor, because even if I didn't have any questions, necessarily, just to let her know that I am on top of the work that I'm doing, so that there's never any doubt that I am completing these tasks, even though I'm at home. But yeah, that's typically what it would look like for me. Just waking up, clocking in, working, staying in communication with my superiors, and then clocking out.