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Well, my daughter broke her arm and has a cast up to her shoulder until mid August (yeah she did a good job!) What are some fun summer activies that she can do? She’s pretty bummed because we had to cancel camp and softball and she see’s her sister going off to the pool and waterpark. Any ideas on how I can make the most of her summer?
What should I get my parents for Christmas?
My parents are in their early-mid 50’s. When I ask them what they want, they tell me they do not want anything. But I want to get them something because they deserve something!
I am a 21 year old student with no job so I only want to spend about $100 (either $50 on each of them or $100 on one present for both of them).
Any suggestions?
I just know some people who are able to get better jobs but are so proud of their crappy jobs that they are embarrased to tell people where they work…it just gets to me that people can be proud of being a waitress for 4 years or work at a clothing store for a long time…those kinds of jobs to me are only “for the time being” so maybe for a year but no more then that…and I am talking about people in their early to mid 20’s…
they are proud of their job/s but when it comes to talking to someone who is in a higher position then them they lie about what they do…
OK let me refrase my question then…
why are people so proud of their jobs…when they think themselves that it is crappy and then when asked by someone who is in a higher position they lie about where they work?
I am not spoiled…I have been working since I was 14…I pay for everything on my own…and I am very independent…
I have had crappy jobs…I went through a couple but never lied about it just because someone else had a better job then I did…
I need desperately to move out of my parents house by mid-August. I have been applying for jobs outside of the area since May, and have gotten no leads. My resume was written by one of those workforce places, and so it should not be too bad. I am in my mid 20’s.. with summerly clerical experience working for a department head at a hospital. (Director of Nursing). Same company hired me back each year, even created a position for me one summer. But that is only a temp position and does not accomplish my goal of moving away from my current area. I **** sales, I absoulutely **** trying to sell stuff. I need garunteed income for bills/rent.. Not commission.. Ive been looking in Admin Assit.. and all of my searching has been with online job searches.. Is there a better way to find a job in a different state? What jobs should I be qualified for with my BA? HELP!! I need a job my parents (uptight) will let me move out on my own to work.. I need to become financially independent!
I’m a mid-teen just looking for some extra cash and wondering what steps there are in getting a temp job for just some extra cash. It doesn’t matter where as long as i get adjustable hours and the work is just repetitive busy work with little social interaction.
I am a college student who’s 20 years old, and it seems like I can only find a job starting off at minimum wage (which is 6.65) or a job starting a 7.00 at the most. I want to be ably to move out on my own my mid next year, so where in missouri can I get a job at were I would at least get some decent pay?
My boy and I are looking to live near enough to Seattle for cultural events but not in the city. We’re renters, need somewhere affordable with available jobs, and somewhere large dog friendly. We’re mid-20s, not party animals, but somewhere with a friendly, social atmosphere would be nice. Mostly trying to get out of California, expensive cities and dead-end jobs. Anyone have suggestions?
It certainly feels this way. I graduated mid-August but have been applying to jobs since the beginning of July. I received ZERO call-backs.
But then in the span of the past 5 days, I got 6 call backs and scheduled interviews for all of them. is this luck or was July and August just dead months?
My fiance is going through his mid-20s crisis and wants to go back to school to get his JD.
His undergraduate GPA was a little below 3.0, but his LSAT was decent. He studied for 2 weeks for a few hours after work using some LSAT guidebooks and he received a 162. He’s applying to re-take September’s LSAT and he’s already begun studying. He’s brilliant, but was kind of lazy, so I know he’ll do better if he actually invests time.
He worked on an important political campaign and he currently works at a law firm, so I hope both those jobs will bolster his law school application. He can get some great letters of recommendation from a few professors, an internship, and the candidate he worked for in the 2006 election.
Assuming he applies to a mid-range law school, what are his chances of getting in? What can he do to increase the likelihood?
He has a very high GRE score, as well. Would it be easier to get into grad school?
He has his bachelor’s degree in International Politics from a pretty good school.
status of claim #132052546 on the job injury.recurrance. claim is still open since 2003.havnt recieved any pay since mid may 2006.my injury is such that i cannot work until surgery is performed.have 3 kids to feed.help!