Websites In The Sand
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Websites In The Sand
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Working from home is a dream come true. Sometimes, it's a simple reminder like a hug from my daughter or a bike ride with my son. Other times, it's a breathtaking experience.Article:
Every now and then, I'm reminded of the incredible gift of working from home. It can be as simple as a hug from my daughter or a bike ride with my son. But occasionally, it's a moment that truly takes my breath away.
Recently, I experienced one of those unforgettable moments. My husband and I were standing on a beach along the Gulf of Mexico, just a short drive from our home, during our weekly brainstorming session. Each week, after dropping the kids at school, we grab a latte and plan our workweek. This time, we traded our usual spot for the serenity of the beach.
As we sipped our coffee, the salty air and rhythmic crash of waves surrounded us. Barefoot, I delighted in the soft, white sand while butterflies fluttered around, and my hair danced in the breeze. It was a perfect day.
One agenda item was the design of a new website. My husband, full of enthusiasm, began explaining his ideas. Curious, I watched as he picked up a stick and started sketching in the sand. A rectangle emerged, followed by lines and arrows as a website structure took shape. Seeking my input, he looked up, his eyes eager for feedback.
I joined in, drawing my own rectangle alongside his, and soon we were discussing layout options and their impact on search engine optimization and user navigation.
We continued until a series of rectangles lined the beach, a testament to our collaborative efforts. Smiling at our progress, we celebrated reaching a consensus.
With the meeting concluded, we held hands and strolled away, watching as the waves gently erased our sandy designs.
Pausing, my husband remarked, "This is what working from home is all about."
I couldn't agree more.
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