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WORKING—AND PARENTING—FROM HOME

a teenager, my father occasionally had to commute to an office for his job. My school happened to be along the way, so he’d offer me a ride. I had to get up extra early—a little before six. But avoiding the bus and having the chance to play the Oregon Trail in the school computer lab prior to homeroom provided more than enough

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