Navy wife, married to the sweetest, most handsome Officer in the USN :) Georgia, our Vizsla, keeps me on my toes but loves to give kisses and just be cuddled. Ben & I enjoy traveling, and just being together as a family. I'm a very blessed woman & I thank God every day for all that I've been given!
I'm looking for a job, so advice would be helpful too!
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Back in the stone ages, I did all of the following jobs during the same two year period - washed dishes in the chemistry lab, delivered newspapers in the dorms, shelved books in the library, worked as a receptionist in the Dean of Student's office, shined shoes, ironed shirts, and waited tables in the school cafeteria. And I made Dean's List. Love,Mom
When I was a full time student I worked at a day care four hours each day. (now to age myself) In a months time I made just over $300 and my little Geo Metro was $160 each month. Minimum wage was $4.25 at the time:)
Use this time to explore an interest or area that you might not necessarily want as a career but would like to try.
When I was in college, I worked at a fabric store part time - generally about 15-17 hours a week. It was great experience for going into Interior Design, and the people were a bunch of fun. I made about $7/hr - which was really good at the time (about 10 years ago)!!
Working retail (which I did during summers in high school) at the mall kind of sucks - but if you can find a job at a locally owned business, I always liked those jobs better.
Another job a friend had in college and really liked - nanny/babysitter. It was her job to pick the kids up from school in the afternoon and stay with them until the parents got home during the week. She loved it!
I was a nanny and it was the best job I could have asked for. I took care of a 5 and a 9 year old for two years. I was able to do my homework and the parents were very easy to work with my schedule- tests and going home to visit my family. I made a few hundred dollars a week.
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Back in the stone ages, I did all of the following jobs during the same two year period - washed dishes in the chemistry lab, delivered newspapers in the dorms, shelved books in the library, worked as a receptionist in the Dean of Student's office, shined shoes, ironed shirts, and waited tables in the school cafeteria. And I made Dean's List.
Love,Mom
Me, have a job? Notsomuch... now I am a student, if only that paid.
Arthur on the other hand works at McDonald's. Me, unemployed; him, flippin' burgers. What a great duo.
When I was a full time student I worked at a day care four hours each day. (now to age myself) In a months time I made just over $300 and my little Geo Metro was $160 each month. Minimum wage was $4.25 at the time:)
Use this time to explore an interest or area that you might not necessarily want as a career but would like to try.
Good luck,
Jennifer Adams
i worked at the library for a bit. it was kind of good because you could study some while you were there, but it was also extremely boring.
When I was in college, I worked at a fabric store part time - generally about 15-17 hours a week. It was great experience for going into Interior Design, and the people were a bunch of fun. I made about $7/hr - which was really good at the time (about 10 years ago)!!
Working retail (which I did during summers in high school) at the mall kind of sucks - but if you can find a job at a locally owned business, I always liked those jobs better.
Another job a friend had in college and really liked - nanny/babysitter. It was her job to pick the kids up from school in the afternoon and stay with them until the parents got home during the week. She loved it!
I was a nanny and it was the best job I could have asked for. I took care of a 5 and a 9 year old for two years. I was able to do my homework and the parents were very easy to work with my schedule- tests and going home to visit my family. I made a few hundred dollars a week.
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