It’s been a long week and it is only Wednesday. I have to go to work soon, but I really don’t want to have to deal with the world. I need to find a job that will allow me to work from home and have limited contact with other people. At the very least, I wish I had an office job where I have limited contact with other people. I’m sure the other people would be happy to be rid of me.
I get in this type of mood on occasion. I just get worn down by dealing with people and need a break. Luckily, this week I will have limited time I am dealing with others. I took the afternoon off tomorrow so I can relax and enjoy March Madness. Friday is my normal day off and there is more basketball. I have no reason to leave my couch after 1:30 tomorrow afternoon until Saturday morning when I have to go back to work. I won’t have a reason to care about what anyone else is doing with their time. My day won’t depend upon anyone else but myself. Hopefully, the two days of basketball and relaxation gets me back in the right frame of mind to deal with other people.
It’s too bad I’m not good enough at the writing thing to make money. It would be great to be able to make money without ever leaving the house. Maybe I should stop on the way to work to buy a Powerball ticket. Being a multi-millionaire would be a good reason to have an excuse not to work outside of the house. In the meantime, if you enjoy my blog and would like to support my blogging habit or buy me a cup of coffee you can click here
This is the end of my whiny post. Maybe tomorrow’s post will be more fun. Maybe I will attempt to GIF the news again.
The World's Common Tater 
I really loved that aspect of working from home in my own business. I didn’t have to deal with people face to face, and after the advent of email, I didn’t have to talk with them much. I don’t like phone calls. I didn’t miss the day-to-day interaction with peope. Funny thing, though, when I became the owner of a niche retail shop, I truly enjoyed interacting with my customers, who were a diverse group of mostly women, but a few men. They were also a mixture of personalities, including a small percentage of real pains in the butts and wackos. But I loved that. I don’t know that I would do as well in some other retail market though. We need to come up with something for you to do from home.
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