Is there snow or ice on the roads especially in the mountains?
Depending on the amount of control over preferences you have at the office, one quick and easy solution is to disable your second monitor when logged in remotely. This will collect all your windows onto your primary monitor. To do this, simply right click on your desktop and hit properties. Choose the Settings tab. Then right click on the right monitor and hit disable. When you apply, all your windows will be grouped on your primary monitor. When you sit back down at your office computer, just follow the instructions again only enable the monitor. As far as I know, this is the easiest and most effective way to do what you're asking.
You know, I had a very similar occurrence recently. Actually two, if you count the odd way my body heals sometimes. First, I had a vertical industrial through my conch, but I had to remove a lobe piercing to make room. Imagine an intersection. Long story short, it got infected BIG TIME (though it was professional) and formed an abscess. Needless to say I lost the piercing and I now have thick scars on the back of my lobe. Alternatibely, it could be keloid scarring which I also currently have. It's not terribly painful, but it causes hard bumps on the fistulas. I currently have two of those, one on each earlobe (which were, oddly, done with needles). I'd contact a professional body piercer (at a tattoo shop most likely) with any questions you may have. Be sure to tip them! :) If you think it may be infected, even just an inkling, then see your doctor right away and get it cleared up before it gets nasty.
