Since you used this on azaleas - can it be used in in flower garden area or will it hurt the flowers? Have the ingredients and going to try this weekend. Would also like to know if it will get rid of crabgrass? This house I have taken over has been
neglect for 12 - 15 years and is overrun with crabgrass.
My first out-of-the-home job was cleaning a family friend's home when I was 11. I started washing dishes at another family friend's restaurant when I was 12. I loved it! I saved my money so that I could go to Beatles conventions. :)
My first paying job was at Wendy's during my sophomore year of high school. The manager had a glass eye and he terrified me. On my first day, my mom dropped me off and I nervously entered the restaurant. Upon arrival, the manager curtly told me that my pants were the wrong color and I was instructed to leave. Having no license and no cell phone, I was forced to walk in the snow to a friend's home. It was mortifying. My time at Wendy's was short lived.
My first paying job was delivering papers when I was a preteen. I didn't make a whole lot of money, but I was able to use what I made to get myself little treats I'd been denied growing up since we were on such a tight budget. I wish I would have saved or invested some starting at that job. I may have saved little amounts for shorter periods of time, and I paid 10% of my earnings toward tithing at my church, but the rest was money I could spend however I wanted, and I don't remember how I spent it.
Even though I am retired now, I remember my 1st "real" job was when I was 15 years old quite clearly. My best friend's uncle owned a security company in Miami. She got me a job there as an usher by begging him to hire me so we could go to work together. Since You had to be 18+ to work there, I was instructed to say I was 18 if anyone asked. (they never did) I got to see everything from Big name concerts, to Holiday On Ice, to Brodway stage shows, to Super Bowl games For FREE!!! All I had to do is stand in my area and show people where to sit. I worked there through high school & college. Even after all the different jobs i've had including 30+ YEARS as an R.N., it was HANDS DOWN the BEST job I've ever had.
Excellent advice. As the story alludes to, first get to a safe place off to the side of the road if possible. And follow police instructions for safety.
Yes, that's why I mention in the story that the NAIC recommends only giving your name and auto insurance information to the other driver. They don't need your driver's license number or telephone number, or even home address. Insurance companies can resolve this, and another driver shouldn't need to contact you at home; they can go through their insurer.
Eating cold things is definitely one of my favs. When I worked in a kitchen we used to freeze small pieces of cotton to put on the back of our necks to cool us off. Freezing clothing is bliss!
Cool (literally, it seems) list. We're not used to heat here in England but we've had a major heatwave and we've all struggled to cope. Staying in the shade and using the breeze effectively have been key in keeping cool, for me. That and lots of chilled water and no hot food.
What was your first paying job? Caring for slugs used in brain research at Princeton University's biology department.
How did you spend your first paycheck? Room and board.
What important lessons did you learn while on the job? Responsibility. I was originally hired to work two days and when the other kid didn't show, inherited her slots as well. Managing money. Managing time. Enjoying the quirks, (every job has them). Following instructions. Then the specifics of this job. (I loved biology in high school.) Seeing slugs hatch from clear round eggs, working with the professor, talking with the grad student doing nerve conduction experiments in the same area, never needing a manicure.
My first job was a fry cook at a pizza place when I was 16, but my first paying gig was selling cherries at a stand when I was 8
Is it ok to start the answer with "I dont know much about.... (the position applied) but as what I know is......"
Since you used this on azaleas - can it be used in in flower garden area or will it hurt the flowers? Have the ingredients and going to try this weekend. Would also like to know if it will get rid of crabgrass? This house I have taken over has been
neglect for 12 - 15 years and is overrun with crabgrass.
My first out-of-the-home job was cleaning a family friend's home when I was 11. I started washing dishes at another family friend's restaurant when I was 12. I loved it! I saved my money so that I could go to Beatles conventions. :)
I did alot of babysitting...but my first real job with a paycheck was at Ponderosa Steakhouse! Oh such fun memories!
My first job was working at hardee's, I had just turned 16 yo and my social studies teacher gave me a glowing reference
That's a good one too. I bet it can be done. A Jell-O castle would be pretty awesome at the table. I'll have to try it!
What about a Jell-O mold? Can I do that?
My first paying job was at Wendy's during my sophomore year of high school. The manager had a glass eye and he terrified me. On my first day, my mom dropped me off and I nervously entered the restaurant. Upon arrival, the manager curtly told me that my pants were the wrong color and I was instructed to leave. Having no license and no cell phone, I was forced to walk in the snow to a friend's home. It was mortifying. My time at Wendy's was short lived.
My first paying job was delivering papers when I was a preteen. I didn't make a whole lot of money, but I was able to use what I made to get myself little treats I'd been denied growing up since we were on such a tight budget. I wish I would have saved or invested some starting at that job. I may have saved little amounts for shorter periods of time, and I paid 10% of my earnings toward tithing at my church, but the rest was money I could spend however I wanted, and I don't remember how I spent it.
Babysitting and yardwork. My kids do the same now :)
Even though I am retired now, I remember my 1st "real" job was when I was 15 years old quite clearly. My best friend's uncle owned a security company in Miami. She got me a job there as an usher by begging him to hire me so we could go to work together. Since You had to be 18+ to work there, I was instructed to say I was 18 if anyone asked. (they never did) I got to see everything from Big name concerts, to Holiday On Ice, to Brodway stage shows, to Super Bowl games For FREE!!! All I had to do is stand in my area and show people where to sit. I worked there through high school & college. Even after all the different jobs i've had including 30+ YEARS as an R.N., it was HANDS DOWN the BEST job I've ever had.
Excellent advice. As the story alludes to, first get to a safe place off to the side of the road if possible. And follow police instructions for safety.
Yes, that's why I mention in the story that the NAIC recommends only giving your name and auto insurance information to the other driver. They don't need your driver's license number or telephone number, or even home address. Insurance companies can resolve this, and another driver shouldn't need to contact you at home; they can go through their insurer.
I wrote news and feature articles, and took photos for a weekly newspaper in a town that had a population of about 3,000 people.
Eating cold things is definitely one of my favs. When I worked in a kitchen we used to freeze small pieces of cotton to put on the back of our necks to cool us off. Freezing clothing is bliss!
Cool (literally, it seems) list. We're not used to heat here in England but we've had a major heatwave and we've all struggled to cope. Staying in the shade and using the breeze effectively have been key in keeping cool, for me. That and lots of chilled water and no hot food.
What was your first paying job? Caring for slugs used in brain research at Princeton University's biology department.
How did you spend your first paycheck? Room and board.
What important lessons did you learn while on the job? Responsibility. I was originally hired to work two days and when the other kid didn't show, inherited her slots as well. Managing money. Managing time. Enjoying the quirks, (every job has them). Following instructions. Then the specifics of this job. (I loved biology in high school.) Seeing slugs hatch from clear round eggs, working with the professor, talking with the grad student doing nerve conduction experiments in the same area, never needing a manicure.
Working in a bakery. I sliced bread, boxed cakes and wore a puffy red hat.
I switched to a programmable thermostat last year and have about $30 extra per month. Highly suggest it!
My first job was babysitting my neighbors. The first time I ever did it was on my 13th birthday! I will never forget it. :)
You make me want to buy a dryer ;D
has anyone tried this in apple trees as alternative to pesticides?
Great suggestions. I make "good" risotto too, but the stuff made out of leftover rice is pretty tasty. Cheese fixes everything.
my bf put me on his credit card as an authorized user. they report to my credit and its helped. getting her a secured credit card will help her too.