Just curious...home or at work?

[PirateKitty]

At home. Unfortunately they monitor internet usage at work and I like my job...

 

[cocoachelle]

Home-work, it depends. I'm new here. hi everyone...still learning what all of this means. We did not do a Disney wedding, but have relatives that work at the park and just love disney. I am a newley wed and stumbled onto this site somehow.

If I'm not a disney bride can I still participate? LOL

 

[princessdisneybelle]

Home-work, it depends. I'm new here. hi everyone

Hello! Welcome

 

[DIsNeYSweEtHrTs]

Usually home. I'm a student nurse (3 months till graduation!) and I work as a nurse technician where I hardly have time to sit down at all during a 12-hour shift - plus they don't let us go on the internet - how rude ! So I usually come on the DIS on my days off or after work for my fix! My DF says I'm obsessed....but I think not.

 

[Moonpie]

I'm posting from home...it's after work. I'm a first grade teacher...and there's no way I would even have the chance to sit at a computer during school hours! In fact, just the thought of turning my back on the class to be on the computer has got me laughing! They'd take over the room! They'd hijack the school! Just picture me scotch taped to my chair, with 20 six and seven year olds swinging from the ceiling, and jumping out of windows!
*sigh*...it was a long rainy day during which I was trapped in the classroom all day...no breaks! Blah! Okay, rant over.

 

[CarolinaGirl453]

I'm at work, too. I work the midnight shift in the Crime Scene Unit of our local police department. ::cop:

I DIS between call-outs.

 

[pixie08]

um...work! lol

I used to work 1.5 hrs from home, now I'm ±20 min!

I am a designer in a retail architecture firm...yup, I design shopping centers!

I am also a designer in an architecture/design firm...we do alot of hospitality here in NY (funny I design catering halls in NY but going to Disney for my wedding

I post mostly from home sometimes at work on a break.

 

[luna99]

I post from both places but lately mostly at work.

I do medical transcription in a Nursing Home and I really shouldn't be online as much as I am... it's an addiction though, I can't stop!

 

[calanniebu]

*BOTH* I'm a project analyst for a healthcare IT company.

 

[i*heart*villains]

Usually I post from work, with 4 kids in the house (3 teenagers) I can barely get near the computer after work! I use my breaks for catching up on e-mail and DISing.

 

[Belle1981]

I post at work and at home..I am a national marketing manager for a Car Company so when I can get away from meetings I am posting.... I can't help it! This DIS board is addictive!

 

[Deesknee]

home...unless SOHM is considered work

 

[alexdrovna]

right now, I'm at my parents' house because i had some appointments in the area (including one to try on MY dress!! and pick my headpiece and veil)

but normally I'm on here at work. i'm the senior marketing manager for the broadway series at Philadelphia's largest (well, only) performing arts center.

 

[beckyb29]

When I get the chance to be online, it is usually at home. I currently work in a hospital as a pharmacy tech where we aren't allowed to be online at all. Other than that, I'm at school full time taking classes which don't really give me much of an opportunity. Once homework, studying, work, and spending time with my new husband have been accomplished for the day, I show up here Luckily I just bought a laptop, so I can sit in the living room and play on disboards while he plays xbox 360-then we're both happy!

 

[Eeyore3838]

i wish i could be on here from work! they monitor us, so i have to wait til I get home. I work for an insurance company in the customer service department.

 

[AuroraBorealis]

Home. I'm a librarian but I don't have time to Dis at work because I spend a good chunk of my work day on the computer researching reference questions for other people!

 

[disneygirl725]

Home... I'm an internal auditor for a financial services company. My boss sits diagonally from me so I'm way to nervous to be on the boards at work.