would any of these facial recipes be good to help get rid of the wrinkles under your eyes? and possibly the dark circles. I like all of them I am just looking for a good recipe that mentions the above because under my eyes are bothering me.
Mine was working in a convent. No, seriously, it was! I worked in the dietary kitchen helping to make meals for Sisters that had special dietary concerns, like food allergies or needing their food pureed. My Mom worked in the convent as a Nurse's Aid to the elderly Sisters and she helped me get the job.
My first official job was in a call center where we did surveys by calling people at home. In this day and age of cell phones, I doubt that sort of thing even exists anymore!
My first job is one I still hold seasonally. In the winter, a lot of companies hold Christmas and end-of-year parties, and I work for a company that sets up fake casinos as entertainment. I deal either blackjack, roulette, or craps, depending on where I'm needed (but craps pays me the most). All of my paychecks doing this as a teenager were confiscated by my parents and deposited into my savings account.
You know what I wish someone would've suggested furniture, dishware, and such things to me when I was headed to college AND when renting my first apartment. I actually bought a living room set on credit instead - UGH! Great tips!
The best is to try and keep making the old payment after you have refinanced. That way you are taking advantage of the lower rate. Although by keeping the higher payment you are not helping your cash flow, you are going to pay off your mortgage faster because less will go towards interest and more will go towards principal. It requires some fiscal discipline though ;)
My first job was on a summer youth program. I worked as an office assistant in the county Tax Assessor's office. I fibbed about my age to get the job. I was actually 12 instead of the required age of 13...but I did turn 13 in July! :)
My first paying job was cleaning the daycare center that my mom owned & operated. She would pay me & a friend $10 each to clean on Saturday when the daycare was closed. I was about 12 when we started. I also started babysitting for friends & neighbors around that time.
Fun list but you missed my favorite - stroller storage
Unhook the handle and snap it through the stroller handle - because of the way it swings and absorbs the motion and bumps it is great for things like an open drink - and holds all sort of other treasure - plus easy to unsnap and rinse out or remove if not needed
my 1st job was at an ice cream place, the one cool hip spot in our small town. it was popular because it was also really interesting with the setting of an old fashioned ice cream palace. we sold stick candy for 10 cents and all this old candy and crafts and kitschy stuff that looked like it was from the mercantile from Little House on the Prairie. my first job title was ice cream scooper. it was old school. in big ice cream tubs like you see still in baskin robbins. i spent my first paycheck on makeup i think. i worked part time and learned that earning a dollar was not easy. i also learned that life wasn't fair because some kids didn't have to work. i learned how to be on time and learned how much i wanted to be needed, expected to be somewhere. i just like feeling like i had somewhere i was expected to be. needed. wow, this feels like therapy, thanks!
My first job was a paper route when I was around 8 years old (delivering a local weekly paper). I have no clue what I used my first paycheck on - probably candy. Actually, I remember not being all that impressed with the money; the main enticement for the job was to collect a certain percentage (every month you'd get some sort of neat gift if you collected a certain percentage from your customers). One important lesson I learned was that having & keeping a job requires commitment, determination & responsibility. If I didn't feel like delivering the papers on a given day, or even if I wasn't feeling well, it didn't matter - the papers still had to be delivered. Obviously there were sometimes I simply couldn't do the route but even then I had to be responsible enough to find someone to do it for me. Ahhh, good times! Are paper routes even available to kids anymore?
My first job was a Hostess at O'Charley's. I probably didn't spend my first check as I was saving up for a car. I learned a ton at my first job, mostly because I worked there for 6 years. I learned about responsibility, friendship, not dating co-workers, and how to be a leader. It was a great first job.
Babysitting and I didn't like doing it.
would any of these facial recipes be good to help get rid of the wrinkles under your eyes? and possibly the dark circles. I like all of them I am just looking for a good recipe that mentions the above because under my eyes are bothering me.
Mine was working in a convent. No, seriously, it was! I worked in the dietary kitchen helping to make meals for Sisters that had special dietary concerns, like food allergies or needing their food pureed. My Mom worked in the convent as a Nurse's Aid to the elderly Sisters and she helped me get the job.
Babysitting!
My first official job was in a call center where we did surveys by calling people at home. In this day and age of cell phones, I doubt that sort of thing even exists anymore!
I started working as an office assistant for a family friend, it turned into being a sales associate for their pool supply company.
Back in the late 60's I was a busgirl at a local coffee shop and barely made $1 an hour until I was finally promoted to waitress.
My first paying job was babysitting. It has been so long ago, that I have no clue what I spent it on.
I was a cashier at KFC. I learned that hard work doesn't pay much and I didn't want to spend the rest of my life working fast food!
I did occasional babysitting from the age of 13, but my first regular job was at Baskin Robbins starting just before my 18th birthday.
My first job is one I still hold seasonally. In the winter, a lot of companies hold Christmas and end-of-year parties, and I work for a company that sets up fake casinos as entertainment. I deal either blackjack, roulette, or craps, depending on where I'm needed (but craps pays me the most). All of my paychecks doing this as a teenager were confiscated by my parents and deposited into my savings account.
You know what I wish someone would've suggested furniture, dishware, and such things to me when I was headed to college AND when renting my first apartment. I actually bought a living room set on credit instead - UGH! Great tips!
My first job was the local video store
The best is to try and keep making the old payment after you have refinanced. That way you are taking advantage of the lower rate. Although by keeping the higher payment you are not helping your cash flow, you are going to pay off your mortgage faster because less will go towards interest and more will go towards principal. It requires some fiscal discipline though ;)
Worked in a frozen yogurt shop in the mall.
My first job was on a summer youth program. I worked as an office assistant in the county Tax Assessor's office. I fibbed about my age to get the job. I was actually 12 instead of the required age of 13...but I did turn 13 in July! :)
My first paying job was cleaning the daycare center that my mom owned & operated. She would pay me & a friend $10 each to clean on Saturday when the daycare was closed. I was about 12 when we started. I also started babysitting for friends & neighbors around that time.
My first paying job was baby-sitting - I would imagine that most US girls of my "generation," i.e. Boomers, would answer the same.
My first real job was as a waitress at a retirement home when I was a sophomore in high school.
Fun list but you missed my favorite - stroller storage
Unhook the handle and snap it through the stroller handle - because of the way it swings and absorbs the motion and bumps it is great for things like an open drink - and holds all sort of other treasure - plus easy to unsnap and rinse out or remove if not needed
I babysat my neighbor's kids.
my 1st job was at an ice cream place, the one cool hip spot in our small town. it was popular because it was also really interesting with the setting of an old fashioned ice cream palace. we sold stick candy for 10 cents and all this old candy and crafts and kitschy stuff that looked like it was from the mercantile from Little House on the Prairie. my first job title was ice cream scooper. it was old school. in big ice cream tubs like you see still in baskin robbins. i spent my first paycheck on makeup i think. i worked part time and learned that earning a dollar was not easy. i also learned that life wasn't fair because some kids didn't have to work. i learned how to be on time and learned how much i wanted to be needed, expected to be somewhere. i just like feeling like i had somewhere i was expected to be. needed. wow, this feels like therapy, thanks!
My first job was a paper route when I was around 8 years old (delivering a local weekly paper). I have no clue what I used my first paycheck on - probably candy. Actually, I remember not being all that impressed with the money; the main enticement for the job was to collect a certain percentage (every month you'd get some sort of neat gift if you collected a certain percentage from your customers). One important lesson I learned was that having & keeping a job requires commitment, determination & responsibility. If I didn't feel like delivering the papers on a given day, or even if I wasn't feeling well, it didn't matter - the papers still had to be delivered. Obviously there were sometimes I simply couldn't do the route but even then I had to be responsible enough to find someone to do it for me. Ahhh, good times! Are paper routes even available to kids anymore?
Working the snack bar at Target in Grand Forks ND!
My first job was a Hostess at O'Charley's. I probably didn't spend my first check as I was saving up for a car. I learned a ton at my first job, mostly because I worked there for 6 years. I learned about responsibility, friendship, not dating co-workers, and how to be a leader. It was a great first job.