Eighteen holes of golf with a couple of drinks afterwards, kills five hours easily.  Enough time to get where you need to be and get done what needs to be done.  And since I am usually a 'walk-on' at the course, with no reservation and always pay cash.  No names are recorded.  And when you are a 'walk-on' you get hooked up with whoever else is trying to get on, usually strangers.  No need for anyone to provide a cover story.  (Just don't forget to take your clubs!)

When I was married and had little kids around the house, I had to do my hobbying during the day.  I am lucky to work in a business where I need to go out frequently and visit jobsites, thus affording the opportunity to schedule a visit with someone in the middle of the work day.

On occasion I would get a hotel room because I saw a few gals who did not have incall, but usually I did incalls.  Often I would go to an MP.

One thing to try and avoid is smiling too much at the office when you come back from a date.  Someone once told me that people knew what I was doing because I was always in such a good mood after coming back from a "meeting".

Now that I am divorced and the kids are out of the house, I hobby on the weekends which I find much more enjoyable as I don't have the pressure of getting back to the office on my mind, or having to worry that my cell phone will go off in the middle of a session.

If you are tied to a desk, you can always use the "I had to work late tonight" excuse, but don't over do it.  Wives can become suspicious.  You can also tell the boss you have a physical or a dental appointment and try to sneak in some time that way.

Where there's a will, there's a way.

That is ALWAYS my busiest time of the day. I miss a lot of appointments due to the fact that "lunch" is usually only take between noon and two. There should be more lunch hours in the day. If I were a married man engaging in this activity I would never book outcall, only incall unless I was already traveling. Who needs a paper trail?