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I'm fortunate enough to control my schedule, so why does the 9 to 5 work ethic, among other influences, still loom and cast a shadow over...

Last Wednesday, the power went off. It was planned. Someone from the power company told us this was going to happen from 9am, with power back estimated at 4.30pm. So, as a family all at home in lockdown, we scheduled a special day of doing a lot of unplugged things. Including going for a walk after lunch. When we got back at 2.30, the power was back on early ... so what did we do?