I'd definately have to agree, with one addition. I worked at home for 5 years, and now I've been in an office environment for 2 1/2. As a writer, there are often times when what I need to do is think, and I find I can do it better at work. At home, writer's block and the need to think often led me to the certain conviction that everything would solve itself if I just folded the laundry, or loaded the dishwasher. At the office, I find I bounce ideas off of others, overhear conversations of co-workers that lead me to the right solution, and generally keep my brain focused on work, rather than on avoiding it.
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I don't know...Roddy McDowell always struck me as being docily herbavorous.
I'd definately have to agree, with one addition. I worked at home for 5 years, and now I've been in an office environment for 2 1/2. As a writer, there are often times when what I need to do is think, and I find I can do it better at work. At home, writer's block and the need to think often led me to the certain conviction that everything would solve itself if I just folded the laundry, or loaded the dishwasher. At the office, I find I bounce ideas off of others, overhear conversations of co-workers that lead me to the right solution, and generally keep my brain focused on work, rather than on avoiding it.