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[aurorangel]

Thank God! I have the internet back! I have moved to a new, roomier apartment! Come visit, we have a pull out couch! Oh, but not soon, 'cause I'm not done unpacking, but true to TIm form...the internet is golden. I am looking for a new job, the search, if possible, has stepped up. Tim informed me that he wants to get his PhD and, while he's

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[bmd88]

Great to hear from you again Angel! I don't know what you're looking at for expenses, but most of the jobs that break the low pay ceiling have some mildly steep requirements. Still, there are a few decent ones. You could do pretty well as a secretary if you find the right company. You might also look at doctors' offices although I'm not sure if you could get a desk job in that without medical billing/coding experience. If you are so inclined and you two are looking at the long term then you could look into nursing. It would mean some schooling for you before he got into his program, but I don't know how much you'd need. You could also look at substitute teaching, but I'm not sure if you could guarantee a steady stream of work there. If you can manage to get by without any complaints you're golden, you'll get called in every day, but some of the teachers will bitch about you for no reason. Beyond that there are a number of odd jobs that pay well such as personal shoppers, personal assistants, and nannies and other child care. I don't know how you would go about finding some of those jobs. I think they usually go to people who are already known to the hirer, but sometimes they advertise in the paper. Civil jobs can pay pretty decent too. You just have to go take the test before you can work for the government. Anywho, I've rambled long enough.

P.S. I love your emoticon. :)