Working from home

I work for a consulting firm here in Atlanta.  Because our company is small and many of our clients live elsewhere, I occasionally get to work from home.  Positively ideal.

That means I can hop out of bed, put on cozy clothes, toss my hair into a messy bun and get down to business–comfortably.

It also means that I can take a break from working to go to the bank, the post office, Kinko’s and the emissions inspector during off-peak hours.

The downside?  Realizing I did all of that with my pants on inside out and with green skin medicine on my face.

I suppose most people who work in an office take a moment to look in the mirror before heading out the door.

No wonder everyone was being so nice to me.