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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Um, I think that i have demonstrated that I am everything but lazy. DH has now been taking small day laboring jobs. We have held 2 yard sales and I took the advice and picked up a pt job as well as my ft. You are a judgmental ass. [/quote] Just be careful. If your husband is collecting unemployment, he is required to report any income that he makes for part-time or temp work including day labor. They will recalculate how much unemployment he receives based on the part-time income that he is earning. If you don't report it and you get audited or if he goes to one of the day-labor shop fronts, they often have to report who is hired and you both could have to pay a penalty for taking in unreported income while collecting unemployment. He really should be reporting it. Have you tried selling items on ebay? I know several people who go on Saturdays and hit up yard sales in more affluent neighborhoods and buy a bunch of things are low prices and then resell on ebay. One makes a few hundred dollars a week doing this, he specializes in books and he often picks up a case or two of books for steals (like a case for $5-10) and then resells the books for like $2-3 apiece. I've also heard of someone (a friend of a friend) who does this with gently used clothing, but she has a good eye for what's a good bargain and what will resell easily and for a decent price.[/quote]
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