Jobs: Four Letter Word
Sho.
I'm back to work for Lifetouch, which isn't a difficult job...it's just a tiring one. The trouble is I can get life insurance through my job...but since I will only be getting a couple days a week worth of work until May...that means probably half of my paycheck will be going to pay for it. That's not what I call a full time job even though they consider me Full Time Senior Staff.
My first thought was: I need a new job.
My second thought was: what job would allow me to take off as many days as I do for photography gigs? The answer is pretty much none, or minimum wage.
Which means I have to step up my photography business pretty hard if I'm going to make it to Scotland. This means crafts and things too, so unfortunately I won't be able to donate as much to Grove auctions as I used to. I never put those receipts in the cauldron, either. Not for food or supplies or anything. I never have unless I had to for some reason. I know I've spent hundreds of dollars, but I'd rather not think about it.
I hate to do it, but I have to focus on getting myself out of this financial hole. I can't delay my school loans forever. They'll get tired of doing it.
Argh.
I'm back to work for Lifetouch, which isn't a difficult job...it's just a tiring one. The trouble is I can get life insurance through my job...but since I will only be getting a couple days a week worth of work until May...that means probably half of my paycheck will be going to pay for it. That's not what I call a full time job even though they consider me Full Time Senior Staff.
My first thought was: I need a new job.
My second thought was: what job would allow me to take off as many days as I do for photography gigs? The answer is pretty much none, or minimum wage.
Which means I have to step up my photography business pretty hard if I'm going to make it to Scotland. This means crafts and things too, so unfortunately I won't be able to donate as much to Grove auctions as I used to. I never put those receipts in the cauldron, either. Not for food or supplies or anything. I never have unless I had to for some reason. I know I've spent hundreds of dollars, but I'd rather not think about it.
I hate to do it, but I have to focus on getting myself out of this financial hole. I can't delay my school loans forever. They'll get tired of doing it.
Argh.