This participant shared her solution and was able to make light of the whole situation: "Sometimes it becomes difficult to keep sitting, and I'm in a job where I have to sit, so they'll [my colleagues] see me on my knees operating my laptop... and they'll be like what are you doing?
When I was very young, I remember sitting squashed up by the radiator next to the end of the settee where he used to sit so I could be as close to him as possible.
There was nowhere to sit, so for the first time I pumped standing up.
"I don't want to sit so close to the stage that the actors can see my eyes glaze over".
Ms. Lee, a clothing designer at a Midtown fashion company, was careful to sit so that she could keep an eye on the traffic heading downtown.
Far from education being increasingly "exam-crammed", our reforms reduce the number of exams at A-level and modules at GCSE that students have to sit, so wider reading is encouraged.
Frank Williams talks so softly, and with such biting honesty and humour, that it feels imperative to sit so close to him that his hands involuntarily brush mine when he becomes animated.
But by and large, most of us tolerate being made to sit so close to strangers that you can smell the tea on their breath, so long as they shut up and sit still.
