I Quit My Job Yesterday
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SaulToPaul 2
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6 weeks later, I am still living on my last paycheck, and not even close to dipping into savings.
The frugal life.
The frugal life.
Stay frugal like Mr. Roper !!!6 weeks later, I am still living on my last paycheck, and not even close to dipping into savings.
The frugal life.
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How goes the soul-searching you have planned for this month? Reading any books? Consulting with others? etc.6 weeks later, I am still living on my last paycheck, and not even close to dipping into savings.
The frugal life.
AMR
6 weeks later, I am still living on my last paycheck, and not even close to dipping into savings.
The frugal life.
Look, Butch-You ought to go "dutch" with your Mary Grace, and try cooking chili in your unit, instead of going to The Diner.
SaulToPaul 2
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Eddie Haskell has a great scheme to triple my savings in one month. It's a can't miss.
Look, Simon-if you listen to that creep, he will try to convince you to buy "Miracle Salve."
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SaulToPaul 2
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My brother has a side business doing scientific editing for a publisher of many journals.
He's sub-contracting about 20% of the work through me...keeping busy working from home, making a few bucks.
My Dad's health has declined a bit since my Mom died in October. I've been spending a lot of time taking him to doctors, running errands for him, and keeping him company.
Things could be better, but I'm also thankful that things are as good as they are.
He's sub-contracting about 20% of the work through me...keeping busy working from home, making a few bucks.
My Dad's health has declined a bit since my Mom died in October. I've been spending a lot of time taking him to doctors, running errands for him, and keeping him company.
Things could be better, but I'm also thankful that things are as good as they are.
My brother has a side business doing scientific editing for a publisher of many journals.
He's sub-contracting about 20% of the work through me...keeping busy working from home, making a few bucks.
My Dad's health has declined a bit since my Mom died in October. I've been spending a lot of time taking him to doctors, running errands for him, and keeping him company.
Things could be better, but I'm also thankful that things are as good as they are.
True. One can always be thankful for the things that are good.
Rom. 5: 6-8.
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SaulToPaul 2
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:chuckle:
Saint john w the great is the septic tank salesman of TOL....but only if they are steel reinforced.
[MENTION=1851]john w[/MENTION]
Yes, Mayor-I'm a fine son. And it's a great big world out there, as I'm thinking of being a part time,door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman, or milk man.
SaulToPaul 2
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If you sell those shares of Mayberry Power & Light you can probably retire.
I shorted them when I heard Gome died.
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What a wonderful testimony of honour and love.
SaulToPaul 2
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Really enjoying the editing work, short hours, no commute, lack of stress, and ample free time.
Praise the LORD.
Praise the LORD.
WatchmanOnTheWall
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Nearly six months now. Are you still Jobless and are you still enjoying it?
SaulToPaul 2
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Created an LLC in January and began scientific editing for my brother's company. Averaging about 2-3 hours per day and paying the bills.
WatchmanOnTheWall
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Created an LLC in January and began scientific editing for my brother's company. Averaging about 2-3 hours per day and paying the bills.
Cushty.