Do You Take Your Work Home With You?

ROTFLMHO!! That's one of the funniest responses I've read in a long time. Thanks so much, you made my day.

Thanks for your response pkraj111. Now I think that is awful to not have a choice. I hope your boss at least pays you for the time you work at home. It also should be counted as overtime.

You're absolutely right, jillbeth. It should be that way, but for me it's not; and I don't know why.

Thanks for your response creationhub. I guess I should also explain that I am a church musician, but when I get home I don't even listen to any kind of music. Therefore, I don't know hardly any of the latest popular secular songs today. But maybe mine is an extreme case. You are right though, home should be a time for relaxation and family. Thanks again.

Thanks for your response, sunnflr. Surely you don't work all the time. Don't you ever set aside a time when you don't think about work? Even when you are together you are talking about work. What do you do for relaxation? That's got to be a drawback when having to work in the home. I may have to rethink my desire to work at home. Thanks

NO, we don't talk about it all the time. I just meant that we do talk about our work to each other. I do take time off, but not as often as others probably. I took all of Saturday off. That's probably the first complete day I've had off in over a month. My husband has been working out of town alot the last three months so I work more also. I hope to never have to go back to work outside the home. I have health problems that get a lot worse when working a regular job. With my writing I can take breaks and move around whenever I need, or take time off if necessary. It was awful when I worked outside the home. We watch movies together or just talk about other stuff, go hiking, and just go out and about often when both of us are "off". We've been married for almost 18 years and still doing great!