[TCP] Telecommuting has mostly positive consequences for employeesand employers

[Al Geist]

Bill Swallow wrote about my comments about arroxaneullman's recurrent
posting about telecommuting...
 
>> Okay...this is about the fifth time I've gotten the same message, and I
> already telecommute.

Well Al, the fact that it took five attempts to provoke you before you
took action speaks volumes about your initiative and productivity, you
telecommuter you. ;-)<<


I would have been a lot quicker, but I was pushing deadline on a couple
projects (got em done), shoveling snow from the driveway and deck (they be
real clean), trying to figure out which wines to chill for Thanksgiving (and
which bottle for tonight), rearranging the fridge so the turkey I picked up
at Misty Knolls Farm would fit without having to loose space for the beer I
bought for T-day's football games (couple bottles of Ommegang Rare Vos) and
the aforementioned wine, and fumbling with the remote as it has recently
picked up the nasty habit of shutting off various pieces of home theater
equipment whenever it wants to (but not all of the equipment).

So you see, it wasn't that it took a lot to provoke me...I was really busy
with important stuff. Other than that....er....ummmmm....what was
arroxaneeullman talking about again? This is what happens when a child of
the 60s, gets closer to the 60s....

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Bill and everyone else on techwr-L.

Al Geist
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