Reviewing the Situation
I walk my kids to school on Monday mornings. They chatter away about whatever their latest interests are, and I listen. Walking them means I get started with work a little later than usual. Generally, I am in my office between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., pretty standard hours. However, it takes every ounce of will power I have to not work longer hours. Like anyone who owns a business, there are always 5000 things that I should do but can’t seem to get around to doing. I don’t work weekends, unless I am at a conference, and take holidays off, as well. When my kids have time off from school, I hang with them. We’re going on the train to Chicago during their school break soon. We will eat Chicago-style pizza, walk up and down Michigan Avenue, and enjoy the big city.
My sons are thrilled because I am at work reading a book for review. They think I need to write more for Adjunct Advocate. They like to read the pieces I publish in magazines and newspapers, and especially the ones I write for “our” magazine. Well, I decided that I wanted to
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