Agreed. Since we homeschool our kids (and my wife does a large percentage of the schooling), when I work from home, I am relegated to the home office or the ca

Agreed. Since we homeschool our kids (and my wife does a large percentage of the schooling), when I work from home, I am relegated to the home office or the cafe for much of the day. My typical work from home day starts around 6:30 AM, and I work 'til roughly 8:30, when the kids wake up. I help them make breakfast, and sit and eat with them. Around 9:00-ish, my wife starts the school, and I disappear 'til early afternoon. I'll typically stop working around 4:00 PM, and if necessary, work for an hour or two later in the evening, after the kids are asleep. The schedule seems to work well for all involved, and gives me extra time to be around my family.