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Second day i'm working on my standing workspace. I felt bad in the morning today, and i don't know if it was a consequence of not sitting for a day. But i would continue this experiment anyway.

Today i wrote on my stand あなたが好きです
This stands for 'I love you' in Japanese. Nevertheless, Japanese people don't use 'love' when they want to express emotions to somebody. They would rather use 'like'. And this is how this literally translates. But this is exactly what you should say when you want to say you love somebody in Japan.

So i love my wife because she's the best. 誕生日おめでとう。Happy B-day.