Yeah, typing too fast. Thanks for parsing my terrible grammar. Ah to be human :) First off, I mean I don't get angry about the disruption. Honestly, nine times

Yeah, typing too fast. Thanks for parsing my terrible grammar. Ah to be human :) First off, I mean I don't get angry about the disruption. Honestly, nine times out of ten, volunteering once a week to do something like take my daughter to gymnastics class with the other kids and leave my wife at home puts things on an even keel faster than almost anything else I've encountered. That's just one example, but acknowledging the flexibility working from home provides and taking advantage of it, so long as deadlines don't slip. Then making sure I'm honest in my conversations with my supervisor about the time I took off in the middle of the day, especially if she wasn't aware of it, so that she knows what I was doing, my plan for getting my work done (usually a little work after kids go down instead of a TV show with my wife), and that I don't plan on doing that every week.