priveleges...I lost them.

Well, I lost my work-at-home priveleges because someone complained. One person, mind you. One cold, heartless person who obviously has never had newborn twins and known how easy and completely manageable it is to have my job and work from home.

I will say I was proud of myself for looking my boss straight in the eye and asking why the sudden change and whether he had any concerns about my employment. He did not, but he has to be fair. No he doesn't! I know that sounds selfish and as though I'm a brat, and maybe I am, b ut fairness does not need to be achieved in the workplace.

But it has been acceoted and Randy and I are work on alternatives, including one where I stay home full-time with the babies. And Randy's all for it...I'm not sure I am. I mean, I'm not saying I want to dump them in daycare for the week, but I'm not entirely sure I want to be a full-time stay-at-home mom. That was never my plan.

In theory it would allow me time to finally start writing my novels, as I've been planning for years, but that's no guarantee I'll ever make money on them. Ah. This is too much thinking for 5:30 in the morning. I need snuggle a baby and fall asleep and deal with this late morning.