Did you go to work today?
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Monday, January 24, 2005
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- Name:Felicia M. Sullivan
- Location:Lowell , MA
humanity, community, equity, openess, synergy, communication, exploration, ideas, change - these are my passions.
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11 Comments:
Yes I did. The snow was cleared from the roads yesterday so there was no problem getting in to work.
Yes. In fact, I was at work when I got the question.
Nope, didn't have to.
Yes. The roads were pretty clear. I was slightly late, but only because I had to stop and get air for one of my tires.
No.. I work at a school that buses kids quite a distance so I got to stay home. A delayed opening today by an hour!!
Karen
No. My water pipes burst and the plumber is here as I speak. I can do some of my work from home though, so it's no big problem.
From Steve:
Briefly. I had to swap out a couple of tapes but mostly everything was in place. I did work both Saturday and Sunday though at a shelter. It was a lot of fun, everybody was happy to be inside.
From Janet:
Yes. We had about 12-14 inches of snow
Yes, in a way. I am a Stay-At-Home mother, so I "go to work" everyday.
I like it when their father comes home and I can "leave work" for a short time by myself.
Men may work from sun to sun,
But woman's work is never done.
No, I didn't have to either.
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