After fourteen months of working from home, my company asked us to come back to the office.
I told my coworkers I’d missed working with them in person. I told my manager I’d missed collaborating face-to-face.
But the truth is, the only thing I really missed was free donut Fridays.
Dara Naraghi has written comics and graphic novels of all types, from self-published zines to New York Times best sellers. You can visit him at daranaraghi.com.
With the weighty tome agape in my clutches, I strode across the antechamber, cantillating synonyms with imperturbable tenacity.
“What are you doing?” she inquired quizzically.
“Memorizing the thesaurus to become a better writer,” I expounded.
“I don’t think that’s how it works,” she propounded equivocally.
“Concede to nonconcur,” I retorted.
Dara Naraghi has written comics and graphic novels of all types, from self-published zines to New York Times best sellers.