Quote:Commuting is for suckers!


My commute is about 6 feet.


Working from home has its advantages. Now, when someone attempts to break into a house on the cul de sac, I'm the neighborhood watch since my office faces the street. The guy across the street from me also works from home, so we've got it covered.


The big disadvantage of working from home is remembering what quitting time is. For some reason, the day never seems to end like it did when I worked in an office.


I'm not even sure what my title is anymore. It's some sort of senior HRIS data analyst title, but it's changed so often that I just go with the flow. All I know is my client loves me, and the vendor I deal with does as well. Keep those two happy and the checks keep showing up every other week.

As I was saying to Deacon earlier. The project I was on was about to come to an end so I would have been back on the road again at least every other week. I traveled WAY too much for a solid ten years and I just wasn't going to do it again. I would've gone bonkers.


I had a good 5 1/2 year run at home. I'll suffer in the office until something else comes along.


At least I'm getting compensated well for hating it.

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