Bummer

I have had another bummer of an interview---this was a credible job and position, but it wasn't feasible. It was going to be with a company that deals with software and credit unions. They wanted people to educate people about this software ( I guess ). You didn't need to have experience with computers or software, from what I understood in talking to the guy on the phone the other day. He is a former teacher.

Well, they wanted you to travel--not around the block or city but to other states, for weeks possibly. And I have 3-4 dogs (depending if my aunt takes one for a time). And, I have my aunt. He asked if we should go on and I hated, hated saying no.

2 down and knocked out and 2 to go.

God.

I am going to be working for a company that remodels bathrooms part time for $7.00 an hour plus $20 if someone takes them up on the offer. I will work the fullest amount of that part time. I have training at McDonalds Monday from 9-1 and I think I will quit Frisch's.

I have two interviews tomorrow---one that deals with education but not on a school system level and another that seems like a "head-hunting" agency--pays a flat amount that I could live on in comparison to what I am making now--nothing---and then you could make $60,000 with commission. Sounds good to me right now.

Then, Americorp. $800 a month but hours are from 11 am to 6 pm. It's hard to figure in when you're going to do a second job with those hours. McDonalds: 6 am to 10 am--$7.00 an hour--4 hours--$28 before taxes--5 days a week--roughly $150 a week but less than that--$150 times 4 is $600. $1400 a month. +weekends part time work

It would be a guranteed $800 and doing something I'm familiar with--

How I hate this.

Cindy