Originally Posted by Dubai Stu

My wife worked most of last week in Texas. SHe arrived home yesterday at 1pm and I greeted her at the airport. We went to our waterfront area and had a long late lunch on the waterfront (with a bottle of wine), followed by a long walk.

Technically yesterday was a work day, but we knew that rain was forecasted over the weekend. She is writing her trip report today. As long as the report is done, no one cares about time shifting.

I agree that when you are working not he road, you sometimes need to guard some personal time, but I think more and more salaried jobs focus on your productivity rather than the exact time when the work was carried out.