Article here. Excerpt:
'(CNN) -- You work exhausting hours trying to hold onto your job and provide for your family in a scary economy. When you get home, you help prepare dinner, play with the kids, help with homework, read goodnight books. Then there are chores around the house and, finally, a chance to crash and have a little time with your wife -- unless you had to bring work home. You squeeze in however many hours of sleep you can.
And when you get to work the next morning, what's waiting for you online? A column on CNN.com by a dad who works from home informing you that he has "been sent here today, on behalf of the stay-at-home mothers of the world" to tell his "fellow pops" that it's time to "wake the hell up."
According to him, "most" dads have "have 9-to-5 jobs," "just wanna chill in front of SportsCenter with a bowl of chips" when they get home and "have no remote idea" how hard their stay-at-home wives are working. You see, at your job you can "pretend you're working while scrolling the Internet for Yankees-Blue Jays and, ahem, Lindsay Lohan news."
The idea that anyone thought this was an appropriate message for Father's Day is preposterous.'
