Panic mode

[hummingwolf]

Does anybody know of any part-time jobs available to someone with no work experience that are near DC Metro stations and don't require driving or standing for long periods of time? Hello? Please?

The phone call yesterday left me optimistic, but looking at the state of my finances right now sent me straight into panic mode. I hate panic mode.

Y'all don't mind if I hyperventilate for a while, do you?

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[skygypsy.livejournal.com]

you can always go back to hooking.

plenty of customers IN the metro, and plenty o back time for you... sounds perfect!

;)

(well at least i made you laugh and stop panicking for a moment. ;) )

*BREATHE*
*lather*
*rinse*
*repeat*

now get creative! what are you good at and how can you get someone to pay you for it??

oops, time to go get my back cracked one last time before my insurance runs out tomorrow! more brainstorms later!

*hugs*

*psst* what about in-house nanny positions? too much energy req'd? at least you'd have room and board covered eh? tho your house situation sounds spiffo....

hey, even better than the metro hooking: phone sex! ;) ;)

here's some practice:
'whatcha wearin bayybeee?'
;)

[hummingwolf.livejournal.com]

But but but I *was* breathing. Hyperventilating is breathing, isn't it?

I wish I knew how to get someone to pay me to do things. I've never managed to get a paying job before, and I really don't know exactly how it's done... argh. Lots o' people have my resume now, but nobody's expressed any interest in having me do anything for money, though several would love to have me as an unpaid intern. Blech.

As for the hooking thing--well, erm, I think that once a "girl" has as much grey hair as I do, she's expected to have more experience than I have. Even in bad light, I don't think I'd pass for a 16-year-old anymore. ::sigh::

::hugs:: back

Most nanny positions would require waay too much energy, I'm afraid. Though a few years ago I did have a once-a-week thing where a woman paid me to sit in the house with her husband for a few hours to make sure someone was there to call 911 if he had a heart attack or something. Since the guy was perfectly capable of taking care of himself & spent the time reading the paper or paying his bills, that job required absolutely *no* skills at all. Too bad I can't find another job like that easy that pays enough money to live on...

[skygypsy.livejournal.com]

heh.

all suddenly thought: cover the grey with "nice and easy".

*giggle*
;)

hm, well HHAs (home healthcare aide) are pretty big here... mebbe you could do something similar, check in on elderly once a week or do grocery shopping for them for $15 or somethin, undeclarable, little extra money...

i wish you had im so we could chat live!!
*fooey*


which reminds me, i have a ram chip i'm not using, lemme know if you have room in your pc for it. it's an 84pin 64M sdram...dunno how old your pc is or what expansion limits are, but i found it other day and thought mebbe u could use it...

i have stuff to email ya, but i been anti-social lately.. sowy :( hopefully my hibernation will end soon...

*huggles* :)