I actually think I am going to cry. I felt the tears well up as I opened my Quilter’s Home Magazine and began to read Matt Sparrow’s article “Working from home: Lies, truths and my real story.” I wanted to scream to the world, “Finally, a man that knows what it is like to work at home!”

I posted these on my Facebook, but I thought I would give you all a laugh too. They border on obscene, but it is only snow. About a month a ago me and my boys – AKA my hubby and sons, went to the mountains, Sequoia’s to be exact. It was beautiful. We had a wonderful day building sled runs, forts to shield us from the snow ball fights, and of course snowmen…or at least snow women.

Even though I have had my business out of my home for 16 out of the 19 years it has been in existence, I have never found it more difficult than in the past couple of years. Early on it was easy, because my first child was calm and placid, not to mention I had a nanny to help with the cleaning and child care. But now, all my kids are in school and peace should reign throughout the land. Right? Wrong!