(Yes, I have a bit more to say about Kevin’s post linked above, but it’ll have to wait, and will appear on BIAB, not here.)
Hat tip to the fabulous Ernie the Attorney.
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OK, so @Michael Martine plays dodgeball - I'm collecting suggestions for a blog post on how others blow off steam after a stressful or busy day. What do you do to decompress after a hard day? Are you more likely to do something relaxing or something physical?4:52 PM Mar 11, 2010, comment10:29 PM Mar 10, 2010, commentI want to share two videos with everyone this morning - this came from Michael Bungay Stanier of Box of Crayons. The first is called "212" -- it's about that one extra degree of effort that takes water from hot at 211 degrees F. to boiling at 212 - "with boiling water, comes steam. With steam, you can power a train." - You can see it at http://www.just212.c2:14 PM Mar 10, 2010, comment
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Love the video clip Sheryl. I like my office, but some days it’s nice to just work from home. Gotta love cranking out several billable hours before shaving and dressing.
Indeed, Sterling! Some folks work best outside the house, some in a mix (like you), some home (like me). It makes little sense to me to make grand & judgmental pronouncements about what “ought” to be done. When those pronouncements are justified on the grounds of “you should spend more money because you’re a lawyer” – well, that’s just silly.