I had an unusual day today. I woke up before lunch despite the constant buzz of my alarm; lazily got out of bed while I tried to fight my perpetual sleepiness. I also made an effort to consciously connect with my microcosm and pondered on many things. I am uncertain if I was magnetized to remain in bed due to the comfort my pillows and my blanket bring or because of the cloudy weather.
I was greeted by the cheery and perky voice of my 5-year-old nephew, as he excitedly showed his photo in their newsletter. I, in turn acknowledged his enthusiasm, hugged and kissed him endlessly while threw him tons of questions about his day at school.
In retrospect, I was dilly dallying. I knew that work was awaiting me yet I took my sweet time, unmindful of the pile of responsibilities before me and oblivious to my duties as a home worker. Today, I coax myself that it is all right to procrastinate but to start working earlier tomorrow. This is one of the many reasons I like about being able to do the work from home.
Similarly I work in my pajamas, save gas from commuting and time from the horrific traffic as well as from preparing before leaving the house. Consequently, I eat more nutritious home cooked foods and I can always take frequent short breaks. Thus, I am able to nurture not only my mind, body and soul but my relationships with my family too!
Similarly I work in my pajamas, save gas from commuting and time from the horrific traffic as well as from preparing before leaving the house. Consequently, I eat more nutritious home cooked foods and I can always take frequent short breaks. Thus, I am able to nurture not only my mind, body and soul but my relationships with my family too!
Lovely picture and cat!
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It is nice to work at home for all the reasons you mention. But for some of us it is very hard to be disciplined enough to work at the right times ;-) I'm glad working at home is working for you.
ReplyDeletesome days you have to have a nice break like this!
ReplyDeleteIt is good to take some time and not always be in a rush to get work done. It is spiritually and physically better for you.
ReplyDeleteOh, how I wish to have a day like that! So looking forward to the day I can work home na!
ReplyDeleteI love to have that life, but sadly can't because I have to be at work by 8AM until 5PM.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, I like that set-up...but it would be quite a lonely thing for someone like me who lives alone. So, the office set up provides me with a social atmosphere which I also need.
ReplyDeleteHi Sis. I am praying to work at home the soonest. I hope you can share where can I start? I feel kasi I am not happy with my work already, although I love the people around me. I just feel I am tired of the daily routine.
ReplyDeleteOh the perks of earning in the comforts of one's home! :D
ReplyDeleteSo true! I relate to this post, except for the fact that I can't really stay in bed as late as I want (1 year old alert!). Hehe. But it's so nice that we're not tied to time and traffic. Hurrah for working from home! :-)
ReplyDeleteI envy those perks. Ultimately, that's what i need. Just time to let things percolate in the morning before I tackle the tasks at hand.
ReplyDeleteThat article can leave many moms envious. A lot of working mom would love to be in your place...working at home. You are so blessed.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to work from home :) No stress rushing in the morning, take a break whenever you want, eat when you want. You're so lucky!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have that job, Ida! I dream of working from home. Any suggestions? :)
ReplyDeleteI also take my sweet time before hurrying off to prepare my children's and my husband's breakfast and packed lunches and preparing to work. But that happens once in a blue moon! The dilemma of working moms.
PS: I must've been away/absent from your blog for too long that I didn't notice when you changed the look of it. I like the clean look.
Have a nice midweek! :)
Yes, working at home is a blessing. I also wanna know where to start. I don't earn from my blogs. I hope I could find a writing gig.
ReplyDeleteIt really is a blessing to be able to work from home. I also want to know where to start.
ReplyDeleteI have those days, too. Lately though, working form home means deadlines. Since I came from a trip, imagine the workload. I am looking forward to a day just like what you have described.
ReplyDeletei'm still looking for an online job that would suit my schedule as a stay at home mom (no helper, just me and my one year old son when hubby is at the office), i hope and pray that i'll land that job soon. btw, i checked the link that you posted on my blog, thanks for that, the job sounds interesting and the school where i graduated from is on the list, yey! maybe i could try that too. it's just that it probably won't be easy at this point since my son wants all my attention, hihi. time will come, i know. thanks for this post, it's actually inspired me more. :-)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteThe perks of working at home! Sometimes I wish there are class suspensions, especially that I work far and my bed is always tempting me to be absent. hahaha..
ReplyDelete...wish I can work at home, too! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings!