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My blog is featured in Susan Olsen's tell-all about the ill-fated "Brady Bunch Variety Hour"!
Growing up in Madison Heights, Mich.
The Web leads to an unexpected return to a house I grew up in.
Carlsbad, Calif. (2008)
Go Behind the Music of my high-school band, A La Plage
Little Larry left us too soon.
With Debbie Harry
With Robert Buckley
With Roger Federer
With Ed Burns
With Thomas Roberts
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3 comments:
I've been back at the office since early winter. I think I actually get less work done in the office than I did at home. There's lots of "let's look busy" at the office whereas I felt an obligation to produce when at home. I'm not a "super socializer," but always stop when I see a friend for a little chat. That eats up the time. Oh well, I don't get paid by the pound.
My opinion is the pandemic has given a whole new meaning to "going to the office." Employers are realizing folks can work from home and be productive. Why not have a hybrid? A few days at home and a few days in the office. I am in healthcare so I have to be in the office. Granted if I had a job where I could do it from home I would BUT not 100% of the time. I had an employee who resigned because they could do their new job from home. The husband works from home as well. Let's see how long that lasts.
I work in healthcare - administration, that is - I've been back full time since July 2020. It was tough to ask my staff to see patients in person and me not be there - even if in a non-patient care area. I can work from home when I want - it just doesn't happen a lot.
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