「I just live in my office and home back and forth.」(会社と家を行ったり来たりしての生きてるだけ)
「back and forth」は「行ったり来たり/行き来する/まったく前に進まない」という意味です。
「My life is only in my office and home.」(私の人生は、会社と家にしか存在してない)
ちょっとひねった言い方です。
The only free time I had this week was spent travelling to and fro between home and work
When talking about work, and this week, you were so busy that you just went to work and then straight home every day, and had no time to enjoy your private life, you can explain this by applying the above suggestion.
To and fro = back and forth
今週は仕事が忙しく、毎日会社と家を行ったり来たりで自分の時間が持てなかったということなら、それは上記のように説明できます。
To and fro = back and forth(行ったり来たり)
I was so busy that I didn't have time to do anything fun.
I was just living in my office and home because I was too busy.
I was too busy to enjoy my private life.
忙しすぎて、プライベートを楽しむことができなかった。
too 形容詞 to 動詞:〜すぎて〜できない
I was so busy that I didn't have time to do anything fun.
忙しすぎて、何か楽しいことをする暇がなかった。
I was just living in my office and home because I was too busy.
忙しすぎて、会社と家での生活しかなかったわ。
"I haven't had any time to myself" - The phrase 'time to myself' is a way to refer to time you spend doing what you like to do for relaxation or fun. "I haven't had any time to myself" means you have spent your time on other people or responsibilities such as work or family obligations.
"I've either been at home or in the office" - If you want to express that you haven't been able to spend time doing anything other than working or being at home, this is the simplest way to say so. This expression can mean you have had "time to yourself" but only at home.
"I haven't had any time to myself"(自分の時間が全然なかった)
- 自分の好きなこと、趣味をする時間をいいます。"I haven't had any time to myself" は、他人のこと・仕事・家族サービスなどの義務に時間を使ったという意味です。
"I've either been at home or in the office"(家か職場にしかいなかった)
- 仕事をしているか家にいるかのどちらかだったと言いたいなら、この言い方が最もシンプルです。この表現は「自分の時間はあったけど家にいた」という意味になることもあります。
This is something that is becoming increasingly popular in the modern work culture. This is just one way to describe the fact that you only worked and slept for a week. I hope that this helps. :)