This is where I work. For more than four years I've had it pretty good; great even. It was almost five years ago when my company decided we should all be home based employees. We already worked from home two days a week, so it wasn't a titanic-hitting-an-iceberg change. Still, I was anxious about the change. Would I become a hermit? How would I handle working at home everyday? Would I miss the social interaction. Would I miss a 5 mile commute that at times took 45 minutes. Okay, so I could safely say I wouldn't miss that last part. Still, it was a big change. Little did I know, bigger changes were on the horizon. Just a few months later I would change in my soon-to-be impossibly small car for an pickup truck. Despite wanting a pickup truck, the one I settled on seemed at the time impracticably oversized. We were firmly entrenched in fertility issues. There was a growing chance we weren't having kids at all. And even when - ...
We tried for one, and we ended up with a bushel of fun.