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Having just left an independent consulting gig (i.e., working from home) the one thing I miss is being able to crash in my own bed. I'd just lay on top of the covers, and my internal alarm clock would wake me 45 minutes later, totally recharged and ready to go.

The full-time gig rocks, but I sure wish I could park myself in a cupboard somewhere to recharge those batteries when the occasional After Lunch Lull sets in.

--t. alex
but my friends call me T.

In reply to Re: Thing that would make going to work more agreeable by talexb
in thread Thing that would make going to work more agreeable by vroom

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