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Diary of a Work-at-Home-Aholic


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DIARY OF A WORK-AT-HOME-AHOLIC



Hello, my name is Jill and I'm a work-at-home-aholic.



All my life, I've worked in offices or restaurants or

other places far from home. Now, for the first time, I am

telecommuting. Sometimes I love it, sometimes I hate it.

Here is my diary:



Week one: Bliss. Peace. Self-contained, self-sufficient.

I have all I need right here in my home. I never again

have to run for the 6:30 a.m. bus. I never have to return

to the cube farm. This is the day I've been dreaming of.

Did I mention the quiet? No interruptions. The cat is

beside me and the only sounds in the room are purring and

keyboard tapping. Sigh.



Week two: What is happening? Why won't anybody help me?

Am I invisible? My PC crashes every hour. The techno-

wizards back at the office keep ignoring my panic-stricken

e-mails. I've scoured the web for an answer. I've gone

on the message boards and picked the brains of complete

strangers. And still the crashing continues. The cat

cannot help. The mailman cannot help. The noisy guy in

the apartment upstairs cannot help. I am ALL alone.



Week three: Today, for the first time, I fell victim to

work-at-home sloth. Wrote all day in my bra and fat-day

sweat pants. Didn't wash my hair. Brushed teeth at 5 pm.

Who cares? I'm self-contained. Self-sufficient. Nearly

invisible.



Week four: Just found out the boss gave the new guy at

the office a few of my responsibilities. Great! It takes

some work off my plate. Kind of odd, though. Did the

supervisor forget that that was my area? Didn't he like

the way I was doing it? Is everybody in the office talking

about me, criticizing me, now that I'm not there?



They're jealous, that's what it is. They probably think I'm

sleeping in, getting my nails done, watching the soaps on

company time. They say being alone too much can make you

paranoid. But I'm not, really I'm not. Say... you haven't

heard any rumors, have you?



Week five: The annual office party was last night. I

found out about it this morning. Out of sight, out of mind,

as they say. It's okay. I don't like steak and lobster

and dancing anyway.



Week six: Telecommuting has its ups and downs, but it has

convinced me to go it alone... to sever the ties with

bi-weekly paychecks, daily headaches and humiliations.

It's given me the hankering to start my own home-based

business. And, yes, I am terrified. But like the book

says - feel the fear and do it anyway.



However, first I have to find the guts to hand in this

letter of resignation and do it with grace and class.

Without recriminations or fear. Wish me luck.



-Jill



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