Anonymous wrote:I agree with PP about housecleaning. You can make pretty good money. To start, charge less than someone else would. Even if you charge $60 for a smallish house and did that 3 times per week-you're bringing in every week what you have left over for the month now.
Babysit.
Sell things on eBay.
Petsit
Dog walk
Yard work
You have to learn to hustle. i promise that getting out there and being around people and making our own money will help you get out of your funk. I do a lot of these things on the side and you would be absolutely amazed at the networking possibilities. I know people in so many different fields. Get out there OP. You can do this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
It's NOT bad luck, OP. DOn't hide behind that, otherwise you'll be borderline homeless all your life.
Do you have ADHD? Are you manic-depressive, or chronically depressed? Something must be wrong for you to not be able to hold down jobs.
I know, because DH has ADHD and has often been asked to leave a post.
A little self-introspection is needed here.
I have ADHD and have never been fired or let go.
I've been at my current job 7 years and have been promoted from Lead-Manager-Director-Vice President. I have risen fast in my industry and for being a woman, that says alot, considering I'm in engineering.
ADHD tends to be the current excuse du jour for ordinary losers. When in fact ADHD, when managed can be an asset.
Anonymous wrote:
It's NOT bad luck, OP. DOn't hide behind that, otherwise you'll be borderline homeless all your life.
Do you have ADHD? Are you manic-depressive, or chronically depressed? Something must be wrong for you to not be able to hold down jobs.
I know, because DH has ADHD and has often been asked to leave a post.
A little self-introspection is needed here.
Anonymous wrote:
It's NOT bad luck, OP. DOn't hide behind that, otherwise you'll be borderline homeless all your life.
Do you have ADHD? Are you manic-depressive, or chronically depressed? Something must be wrong for you to not be able to hold down jobs.
I know, because DH has ADHD and has often been asked to leave a post.
A little self-introspection is needed here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:15:51 here. Mail the damn gift of you have cash for it. Don't bother attending it will just make you sadder .
What are your skills?
Without skills (Amazon and Hilton ) are hiring work from home folks. Also, is your landlord a big company or a 1 person deal?
I can help you on this. BTDT
Oh, I definitely don't have the cash to mail the baby gift - it'd be way too much money.
My skills are office work - like office assistant. Landlord is a building - the guy who owns the building hired a management company. I will check Amazon and Hilton for work from home jobs - thank you so much for the tip.
Anonymous wrote:I agree with PP about housecleaning. You can make pretty good money. To start, charge less than someone else would. Even if you charge $60 for a smallish house and did that 3 times per week-you're bringing in every week what you have left over for the month now.
Babysit.
Sell things on eBay.
Petsit
Dog walk
Yard work
You have to learn to hustle. i promise that getting out there and being around people and making our own money will help you get out of your funk. I do a lot of these things on the side and you would be absolutely amazed at the networking possibilities. I know people in so many different fields. Get out there OP. You can do this.
Anonymous wrote:I am seriously sitting here trying to figure out how I can give you contact information without putting my information out here on the web.
If I can figure it out, I will buy you some soap and shampoo. And feminine products if you need them.
Anonymous wrote:Not sure where you are, but there are places that can help. If you are in DC, go to the Friendship House tomorrow. You can get food, toiletries, and talk to a doctor. They can also connect you to people who can help with a job and living arrangements.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you were my sister I'd take you in right now. Work or no work.
Thanks. My older brother is not that type. He thinks "tough love" is always appropriate even though his wife's little sister (late 20's) is currently living with them for an undetermined number of months. He also thinks if anyone helps me I'll have no incentive to help myself, and lastly he thinks I don't do everything I can to get work so I don't deserve help. Oh, and he doesn't understand anything about depression at all.
Why are you gifting this person?
Um, it's my only niece. My only brother, my only SIL, this will be the only grandchild in both families. This is kind of a big deal. It's not like I'm a Duggar and have 46 siblings and there's always a baby shower. This will be the third one I've ever attended in my life. [/quote
If you are forgoing bathing because you are afraid you can't buy a bar of soap, you should return the gift you got the baby. You can offer to babysit as your present.