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Working with your slippers on isn't always great.

Mark Pilgrim is having work from home burnout: No clock [dive into mark].
Since I've started working from home, I know what he's talking about. If a client has a question, they call me on my cell day or night, or multiple times day and night. If something breaks, it sure would be nice if you fix it before anyone notices. I used to only look at work email at work, but now work email is home email. I've started finding that I need to turn off my email client, shutdown YIM, and turn off my cell phone during the day just to end the day feeling like I accomplished something instead of switching between tasks and jobs all day long.