Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for February 03, 2010

Then be glad you’re at home with your coffee cup. I know I am.

Uhh, Adam? Check if you’ve got decaf there…you’re speaking nonsense.

Wow, how long’s it been since we saw Adam sitting at his computer working. It’s like we had to be reminded he works from home and that is what the strip is about.

I need the things Adam misses to stay focused. When I do my 2nd job from home, it’s really easy to get distracted.

Seeing as how I only started reading this in November, I don’tbelieve I HAVE seen Adam at his computer.

Hmmm, sounds like what it could be like working with members of the extended family….

When I worked in my office there was a woman who was nice but talkative – usually on subjects of interest only to her – I would go out of my way to avoid her. She asked my one time, “Do you not like me Dante?”

You should feel happy they you have a job to work at Adam.

At my last job, it seemed the entire office consisted of people who I didn’t enjoy being with. Seeing as I was the only one who was born in this country, I realized that I just needed to do my job and socialize on my own time. But I sure missed having someone to talk to where I spent my time 8+ hours a day. Now I just talk to my kids and enjoy myself so much more.

I miss those people I didn’t enjoy. Or wait… I miss not enjoying those peoples’ unenjoyable company.

Well what do you know? Adam still does WORK! I was beginning to wonder. He hasn’t been at his desk in months! Now we need to get him back to racing with FedEx etc to get his work out on time!

And I think it’s time Rob Harrell gets more credit for this strip! Sorry Brian!!

Ive been reading this for two or three months and I didn’t know he had a job.

In order to luv your luvved ones, you must also H8 your H8d ones. It’s all a matter of balance.

Mr Doty

I was playing with my screen name. I actually do choose not to dislike someone based on only some of the things they do unless they are way outside of what I find acceptable.

For example, I find much to admire and like about you such as: your sense of humor, your willingness to share your knowledge, your dedication to helping others and your beliefs, and how you have obviously overcome obstacles most of us can’t even imagine. But I don’t like the fact that some of your comments can be mean, and the long lectures on your religious beliefs.

If you had to do it again, Adam, you wouldn’t miss it for long!