Only if I have an especially bad day but that's about it.

I'm def crabby for the rest of the night after a bad day at work.

Well, since I'm a teacher, I don't have the kind of job that can be left behind at the end of the work day...but I try not to let my job affect my personal life, no matter how stressful of a time I'm having or what may be going on with my students.

Right on with the teaching... it consumes your entire life. Or I let it consume mine.

Ughhh Teaching!! It's so hard to walk away from that. Plus, in elementary school, I get so tired of the questions and the stupid behavior some days, that I'll come home and if a friend or the Boyfriend do ANYTHING even REMOTELY childlike I get on the "don't act like the kids at Park"
Luckily, it's just student teaching. And I'm going to grad school in a completely other field. Which will be more consuming (Ministry) but less nerve-grating.

Sometimes. A few months ago, I received really serious threats over the phone from a crazy client. I didn't sleep for many days, cried a lot, and I had my husband come in with me at work for three days. I was freaking out.

Dear, how could you have a terrible day at TEAMSUGAR?!?! Haha

My job can be very stressful, and the staffing situation here is equally stressful, so I'll admit that once a week or so, the stress affects me. Whether it's my mood or my stamina, something comes home with me, even when I try hard to leave it at my desk.

i'm actually really good about separating the two
it's not very often that i worry about work from home either (except the random sunday afternoon thoughts of how i dread monday) but i actually have been able to separate the two
it probably helps to not have a blackberry though....if the emails and requests follow you, i'd say it's probably pretty hard to separate your two lives

Nope! I could give a rip about "work" and start forgetting about it about a half hour before I leave for the day

its pretty hard for me to leave work behind. i am in IT, so i am oncall and i have to carry a blackberry and a laptop pretty much everywhere i go. i have taken my laptop to the beach, left in the middle of dinners at restaurants and even had to answer a page while i was running..so yeah, it affects my life..

When I worked in consulting, I would get so upset at work some times and occasionally even MORE upset on the drive home. I would definitely be in a bad mood for part of the evening.

With my new job I don't deal with anything remotely like the anger I used to feel. I've been bummed about certain things workwise, but I think I've only been angry like twice in 4 years.

However, I work from home, and I work with extended family, so in some ways my work life is my personal life. Also, like runnergeek, I'm in IT, and am on call 24/7 so that can cramp my personal life from time to time.

work is work...life is life...I usually forget what I do 5 secs. after punch out friday...I do like my work friends and my job...but I would quit in a sec. if it stopped me from doing something I want to do.

I can usually let it go once I've gotten home, talked it out with my SO and started making dinner. But the first little bit at home it's usually still got a hold of me. Usually me and the SO spend the first 15 mins of being home each b*tching about our work. lol

I don't get crabby so much as just tired. If I've had a particularly long or demanding day at work, by the time I get home all I want to do is have a nap and then not see anyone--so in that sense, it does affect my home life.

I try my hardest not to let my job interfere with my life. I try and keep it at work.

I will come home ready to rant, but after a good meal, a hug and a kiss, I feel all better. I mean, it doesn't effect me soo much I sit in a corner and pout, but it's definitely reparable!

and it's reparable**

Nahh.
I can keep the two seperated.

My job is pretty nice and unstressful, except for my absolutely horrible co-workers. And I make sure to never, ever take out my frustrations with a jerk co-worker out on my boyfriend, friends or family.