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etteluap70PC said:While I do not have another "paying job" outside of the home I am involved in MANY things!
I am the chairperson to our Early childhood advisory council (PTA for birth to 5)
Also Chair for one of our big fall Fundraisers. We call it "Memories in the Making" it's a 12 hr day of scrapbooking! This will be our 2nd anual event. Last year it was a huge success and I can't wait to see how it goes this year!
I am on the board of my MOMS club.
I will be a Brownie leader starting this fall.
Teresa Lynn said:I suck at housekeeping, so I have to stop.
Friday,
this cracks me up...
Honey, do you think it gets easier or better if you stop????
MicheleC said:I work parttime as a Quickbooks consultant which is ideal as I can work the hours around my kids schedules.
I also do a lot of unpaid work at school and church.
AWANA leader
Run a scrapbooking ministry
Women's retreat coordination
Various items as school usually a day or two
Chair our school's annual auction
I'm also interested in the scrapbook fundraiser Paulette!
MicheleC said:Janet,
I have worked with Cubbies in the past and was our director but I'm going to move up to the T & T group this year. I do children's church services for the 3-5 year olds (past 10 years) but would like to try working with older kids for a change. How about you?
pamperedlinda said:I'm a SAHM to 5 y/o DS and 46 y/o DH!
They are the most work! And don't follow directions near as well as the younger onesjanetupnorth said:I always say I have 3 kids - married my oldest!
janetupnorth said:Sparks
I tend to go 3 years with a ministry then take time off of it. That seems to be my time when I need to refresh myself spiritually or do another ministry.
That's how I've started feeling about the preschool grade. I'm planning to turn over that ministry soon because I don't have that passion anymore. I find it so hard to move on and have to remind myself that if God wants this ministry to continue then he'll bring the right person to serve.
Fluffy215 said:I work as a baker for the local grocery store. That means I am up at 3am 5 days a week. It's the kind of job that is hard to schedule parties but for nightime because I don't get a set schedule so I never know when I am working. You can imagine how hard it is after a 7pm show to get up for work at 3am LOL
pamperedpals said:I work full-time for a health care system in the Construction Services Department. I am hoping when my youngest start's school in 4 years (he is going to miss the b-day cut-off by about 2 months) I will be able to be home with them all the time. I have three boys, 8 (beginning of Oct), 3 (as of March) and 2 (end of October).
DH and I also get away the first friday of the month for our "date night." At least we try to when the kids aren't sick and we have a babysitter.
What company do you work for? My husband is with Old Dominion.chefheidi2003 said:I am a Trucking Dispatcher, and I would just like to add that I am so blessed to work for two Christian companies. That is one thing that I love a PC is all of the fellow christians that I have come know through this company and also now I work for a small trucking company and the owner and his wife and kids who I work in the office with are very strong Christians and I love it. Anyway I know that that was more than you asked for but I just wanted to share it.
laylaleigh said:I am a stay at home mom of two. I worked until my second was born last October. I hear you on every one who commented on their husbands not understanding. I too would like my husband to stay home one full day with the kids. Although I always tell him he should try going grocery shopping with both of them and running a TON of errands. That is always the most fun!! It is great to learn about all of you
Layla
PamperChefCarol said:I have been trying my darnest not to have to go back into the 40 hours a week corporate world.
I work 15-18 hours a week as a Fitness Tech for Curves (fun, and I get to workout for free!)
6-15 hours a week as the "Demo Lady at Meijers" I work for a company called Elite Marketing and we do demo's at the local Meijer's (a large mega store which sells everything from soup to car parts to garden supplies to electronics)
I do mystery shopping... new housing, banks, storage unit places, restaurants and coffee shops, apartments, cell phone stores, retail, etc. I apply for the jobs I want, and work the ones I choose.
Plus I am a member of the Junior League and chair our new project committee this year. I am busy all the time! It's get me out and about and lets me meet a bunch of people.
I too am a full time stay at home home,I have a 3 year old, a 20 month old, and an 84 year old grandmother to take care of!JaimeQ said:I am a full time stay at home mom also...
Chef_2_Four said:I just wanted to say my daughters name is Layla and is spelled the same way! Do you get a lot of Leila? She does and she is two! Poor thing will have to correct everyone!!
I like the term "domestic goddess"! I know someone that is a stay at home mom and she says she is a "domestic engineer" I think thats cute too...missydivine said:I'm a domestic goddess.
Besides working for Pampered Chef, I also have an online job where I work from home.
Sure! My online job involves managing social media accounts for small businesses.
I found my online job through a job search website specifically for remote and online positions.
It can be challenging at times, but I have a set schedule for both jobs and make sure to prioritize my tasks accordingly.
It depends on the individual's skills and preferences, but overall, having an online job can provide flexibility and the opportunity to work from the comfort of your own home.