What does your day to day looks like?
Asked by
Alana2009 (
132)
March 19th, 2011
from iPhone
I’m especially interested to hear from people that are unemployed or stay-home-moms.
Observing members:
0
Composing members:
0
7 Answers
Right now I have a daughter that is medically necessary so my days are filled with doctors appointments, early intervention, going to the store, cleaning the house, long nights when she is sick. Recently I came up with a plan that will allow me to work full-time when she is well and be there when she isn’t. I am going to be a Real Estate Agent, they work for themselves so you make your own hours. The hardest part of that is the market isn’t that great right now but the way I figure everything thing out is that by the time I gain experience the market will come back.
The main thing whether you are unemployed or just home with the kids, keep busy and have a plan for your day.
I work five days a week and fight tooth and nail to not work on the weekends in any way shape or form. Never happens. I sneak in some fun cool moments as LITS not to! ;)
It’s Sunday today so no one is working.
I got up and walked my dogs, made breakfast and put on a load of laundry.
Now I am Fluthering.
In late morning, I will go out to the store.
Tonight my husband comes home from being out of town since Friday, and I want to make a special dinner.
I’m a grad student and I don’t work. When I’m not in class, I’m either at one of the libraries or at home, reading or working on essays. Most days I don’t go out unless I have to.
My work week is what it is, long commutes and all. My weekends are filled with household chores. Still, unlike the year I was unemployed, at least I know what day it is and am no longer thoroughly depressed.
I work shifts, seven days a week, in a busy, huge, smelly, factory…. I come home to my two cats & whoever has let themselves in…. :-/
Some friends have keys….. My passions include listening to music & making love at every opportunity :-/
I drink fine wines & ales & love to cook….
Get up. Go to work. Come home. Teach. On Friday and Saturday nights, I play piano and guitar at the local hotel lounge/bar for some extra, tax-free cash.
Answer this question