1:38 am
Anybody know of any non-scam work from home type jobs? Kelly's looking for some work over the next few months. Teaching jobs are lean with the State's budget mess and with gas going up in price it doesn't make sense to drive down the hill. Hopefully when school starts back up, she can substitue locally and she's got some tutoring work lined up. Just looking to fill some holes and I figured there has to be something, but most places look like scams.
2:04 am
Club Member
July 10, 2003
Offline There is also those homework/tutoring places that hire teachers.
I used to wheel a lot. . .
9:07 pm
December 18, 2002
Offline Maybe something like those Sylvan centers.... Is there any kind of work for teachers where you can teach independent studies from home?
Out in the garage collecting parts....
10:14 pm
She's dialed into the tutoring thing, they don't have much summer work though.
10:17 pm
Club Member
July 10, 2003
Offline Adult Ed...she could be home during the day...then she could work in the evening and you can babysit 😀
I used to wheel a lot. . .
10:18 pm
Club President
April 2, 2003
Offline "Bender" wrote: She's dialed into the tutoring thing, they don't have much summer work though.
Is there any work in surrounding areas? I'd guess the economy is slow where you live. How about a temp agency for the summer, just doing some basic jobs for a few bucks (not just educational related)?
10:30 pm
May 4, 2004
Offline "Bender" wrote: Anybody know of any non-scam work from home type jobs? Kelly's looking for some work over the next few months.
gardening? I hear the crawlspace under your house is all set up for it. 
10:36 pm
"FAM" wrote: [quote="Bender"]Anybody know of any non-scam work from home type jobs? Kelly's looking for some work over the next few months.
gardening? I hear the crawlspace under your house is all set up for it.
10:41 pm
How about an Ebay business?
She could pick up old, discontinued Princess House, or Longaberger baskets, or other "home sales" type items at thrift stores, then sell them on Ebay.
Some people really get into the "the hunt" at thrift stores.
10:43 pm
Club President
April 2, 2003
Offline "gamfam" wrote: How about an Ebay business?
She could pick up old, discontinued Princess House, or Longaberger baskets, or other "home sales" type items at thrift stores, then sell them on Ebay.
Some people really get into the "the hunt" at thrift stores.
I made good money selling old Longaberger baskets and coach bags! 😀
I sold most on Craig's list, but I sold locally. E-bay may work. I set up a Fed Ex account and bought a scale to save as much as possible on shipping. Fed Ex Ground is quite reasonable.
11:03 pm
Club Member
July 10, 2003
Offline "BKGM Jeepers" wrote:
I made good money selling old Longaberger baskets and coach bags.
Does Kat know you sold her purses to buy Jeep parts
I used to wheel a lot. . .
11:04 pm
Club President
April 2, 2003
Offline "JohnDF" wrote: [quote="BKGM Jeepers"]
I made good money selling old Longaberger baskets and coach bags.
Does Kat know you sold her purses to buy Jeep parts
Kat knows I sold her purses to give her money to buy more purses...
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