It's 11:30 on Thursday morning. I should be working. But this niggly little voice in my head keeps whispering, "You haven't blogged in a while. You need to blog. It's been almost a month. Blog, already." So here I am, blogging already. (Shhh...don't tell my clients.)
It's been a weird and wild almost-month since my last post.
Because I need internet service to do my job, I spent that week hopping from public wi-fi hotspot to public wi-fi hotspot. I felt homeless. I spent hours each day at my local library, my local Panera Bread, my local Barnes & Noble. I spent so much time at Panera that I earned three free meals on my Panera rewards card and used all of them.
Spending all that time in public places challenged my immune system. I haven't been exposed to so many people and their germs in one day since I gave up my job downtown. As a result, I got sick. I spent much of my week of wi-fi surfing with a monster cold. Even now, two weeks later, I still have some lingering sniffles.
Thankfully, now that I have my new internet service installed, I can suffer comfortably at home--and procrastinate working by writing blog posts.
It's been a weird and wild almost-month since my last post.
Because I need internet service to do my job, I spent that week hopping from public wi-fi hotspot to public wi-fi hotspot. I felt homeless. I spent hours each day at my local library, my local Panera Bread, my local Barnes & Noble. I spent so much time at Panera that I earned three free meals on my Panera rewards card and used all of them.
Spending all that time in public places challenged my immune system. I haven't been exposed to so many people and their germs in one day since I gave up my job downtown. As a result, I got sick. I spent much of my week of wi-fi surfing with a monster cold. Even now, two weeks later, I still have some lingering sniffles.
Thankfully, now that I have my new internet service installed, I can suffer comfortably at home--and procrastinate working by writing blog posts.