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We all knew and hoped that our lives would finally go back to normal — or at least normal- ish. As vaccination rates are going up and COVID-19 rates are going down, the time is coming. And I’m not sure I’m ready to shed my quarantine identity. I know we’re lucky that this is the case. But after living a semi-isolated life for over a year, the prospect is a bit overwhelming and nerve-wracking. I doodled about my conflicting feelings as I emerge from my quarantine self and back

How to work from home forever. I've gotten pretty comfortable working from home for the past year. But, with more people getting the vaccine, it seems like there is an end in sight to COVID-19 taking over our lives. This means many of us might be called back to the office soon. Here are the latest stats on work trends and my cartoon excuses to work from home forever. A lot of people like working from home Over half of employees want to be remote at least three days a week eve

Comics about the realities of working, networking, and learning from home It’s hard to feel professional when I haven’t stepped into an office in months. Like many people across the world, I’ve been working from home for nearly a year. I can do my editing job for Insider successfully from the kitchen/living room area in my small Brooklyn apartment. From the same spot (ok, sometimes my bed or the couch), I have also joined networking events, coffee catch-ups, language classes,

Growing up, I remember my dad watching Jim Cramer all day yelling about the stock market on cable TV. Ah, simpler times. It seems like now, all it takes is following Twitter, especially Elon Musk, to see where the market is going. I don’t know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing — I’m just a marketer with some risk-adverse investments. And I draw cartoons. This week, the stock market stories gave me inspiration for a couple of doodles about stock market influencers, a new p