Working Naked Day! Today is the perfect day for those of you who work from home to celebrate the freedom you have to set our own hours, follow your own rules and live a life that doesn’t include reporting to a corporate job each day.

As part of today’s celebration, you can strip down and work in your birthday suit, or stay in your pajamas. Although when you’re working from home you don’t need a holiday or permission to do that.

Need a few ideas for celebrating Working Naked Day?

• Skype with a friend who is working in a cubicle all day while you’re working on your sofa, bed or in your home office. Let them know how comfy you are at home.

• Blog, brag and tweet about the freedom you have to work from home. Who needs a commute when you can go to work in less than 10 seconds?

• Take your laptop to the park, beach or a nearby coffee shop (especially if you’re surrounded by snow, not sun) and get inspired. Working somewhere other than in your home office can get your creative juices flowing.

• Take advantage of your flexible schedule. Take the morning off and do something special like meet a friend for coffee, catch an early movie or work out later in the morning when the gym is less crowded.

• Convince your boss to let you work from home. The company will save money on rent and you’ll save money on gas, wear and tear on your car and dry cleaning bills.

Consider taking today off to truly celebrate the choice you’ve made to leave the corporate world behind. And if you’re not already Working Naked, today’s the perfect day to strip away your inhibitions and start your own home-based business.  That’s the naked truth.

WHOA!  OK.  That's talent... 

Regardless of your politics, this is pretty funny.  And it sounds like he potentially has a good voice!

This morning, it occurred to me that they no longer make Frankenberry, Boo Berry and Count Chocula cereal.  I don't know why that hit me.  Maybe my body was telling me that my sugar levels were low and I had a craving.  Not sure.  Either way, it got me thinking about foods and drinks that you can no longer buy.

The two biggest offenders on that list (for me anyhow) are Planters Cheez Balls and Jell-O Pudding Pops. 

So, what are some of your other other foods and/or drinks that you can no longer buy?  Comment below...or over on Facebook. 

I'll admit it.  I'm guilty of doing a few of these...which is why I figured I'd share.  Apparently, it aggrivates people!  LOL.  Have a great day!

1. Getting Your Possessives Wrong

They’re is something particularly aggravating about people who mix up they’re possessives and they’re contractions. If you make this error, we hope at least that you take some satisfaction in the knowledge that your driving everyone crazy with it.

2. Mixing Up Your Haves And Ofs

Had you taken a second to think about it, you surely would of realized that there is only one generally acceptable spelling of the word “have.”

3. Mixing Up Your Subjects And Objects

Mixing up subject and object in an attempt to sound sophisticated is a good idea for neither you nor I, and whomever does it with regularity should be punished severely.

4. Compound Words That Don’t Exist

Alot of people appear to be selectively unaware of the fact that the indefinite article is far too important a word to be mashed together with the nouns it accompanies.

5. Particularly Pernicious Spelling Mistakes

Although this is more a post about grammer then it is about spelling, I wouldn’t want to loose the opportunity to point out three of the world’s most aggravating orthographical mistakes.

6. “Irregardless”

Irregardless of what you may think, the words “regardless” and “irrespective” would almost certainly prefer that you refrain from mashing them together.

7. “Supposably”

Supposably there is a word out there that means “capable of being supposed,” but it’s slipped my mind for the time being.

8. Killing The Mood

If I was you, I would be more careful about butchering the subjunctive for no good reason.

9. The Dreaded Comma Splice

There is some debate about whether a comma splice is always an error, it can certainly make a sentence sound very odd though.

10. Dangling Your Participles

After considering it for some time, the dangling participle may be one of the most aggravating grammatical errors of all.

11. “Literally”

Literally means “literally,” not “figuratively,” and it literally kills me every time I see it misused.

12. And, Last But Not Least …

Sentence fragments.