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i started getting what ross calls "PFO" letters from jobs. Please Fuck Off.
one of them was from that asst. chaplain position i really wanted.

i'm not terribly down about this. i kinda expected it.
i'm also getting really fucking stir-crazy despite the home improvement projects i've taken on.
so i am debating the different part-time positions i could take at retail places just to get out of the house (and hopefully get a sweet discount somewhere to support at least one of my habits). we are getting to the place where we need the money as well, but i don't want to take on something i'm going to feel guilty for leaving. something only part-time because i want to be home to see my husband every night and because i still need to get resumes out and have time to interview. some of the things i am thinking about:

coffee shop (mostly because i've always wanted to learn to work an espresso machine.
michael's
joannes (there is a superjoanne's or whatever you call it here that has craft stuff as well as fabric)
home depot (but only if i can work in the garden section and i hear they start laying off in june)
half-price books (a used bookstore in the area - the most fun, but also the most dangerous)

any input? suggestions?

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Date: 2006-06-07 09:20 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] wanderingbastet.livejournal.com
I worked at a couple of different JoAnn's (in Ohio and PA) many years ago. It wasn't that bad, though I rarely actually made any money - a combination of the pay being crap (this might've changed since then) and the big shiney employee discount. ;-)

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Date: 2006-06-07 09:27 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] 2eclipse.livejournal.com
sigh...my first job was like that. the manager was cool and encouraged me to dye my hair blue, but my 4.50/hr paycheck was LOUSY....the cd's ate it very quickly.

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