To Face Unafraid the Plans That We've Made

One thing's for certain: it's a winter wonderland here in Boston. The one thing more wondrous than a winter wonderland is the day off work that *sometimes* comes with it. Seems like everyone had their panties in a bunch yesterday leading up to the anticipated storm. I say bring on the snowpocalypse if it means I can wear tacky track pants tucked into slipper boots and work from home! After all, Captain Obvious says it's winter--the snow's gonna fall at some point.

So what does a work at home day look like?

In complete "What Not to Wear" contestant style, I slipped on some really gnarly looking clothing to run outside and snap a few pictures...

 

I kept on the gnarly clothes for the remainder of the day, which looked something like this...

Work station: personal computer, cell phone, work computer, coffee:

More coffee and some reading time (and also about 20 minutes worth of "Dr. Phil," which was about all the daytime television I could tolerate):

Bringin' sexy back with my stay-at-home-for-a-day work uniform. Brings back unpleasant memories of being unemployed ("Dr. Phil" is what really did me in):

Final thought: Work snow days are not nearly as fun as school snow days. You still have to check emails and be available because, unlike when you're in grade school or college, there ain't no escaping adult life. Word.

Not that I'm complaining. A day at home is a day at home :)