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Originally Posted by Britster  Oh yes I'd definitely make prices for day trips, etc like you say. Yes, I've definitely learned a lot about business through running the foundation. I also help my mom manage her hair salon, though I do most of the behind-the-scene work.
Thanks!! I have definitely considered training... It's something else I am very passionate about and I just LOVE it. It would also be a nice thing to have on the side.
Thanks Nancy! I have taken two psychology classes in the past and love the subject. I'm kind of at a 'undecided' point in my education right now. I don't want to give up, because I'm sooo close to my AA, but in order to get practically any degree you have to get through college algebra and I can barely make it thru the two non-credit classes I had to take before getting into college algebra. I passed the first class (barely) and was signed up for the second one this summer, but had to drop it due to too many things going on in my life, and also with the foundation, and the fact that I had no CLUE what I was doing - lol.
As far as vaccines... I'll definitely look into it. Since I'll be going into peoples homes, I'm not too worried about it. If I was running a daycare facility-type place, I think it would be different. But for my own sake, if I get bit, etc, I definitely want to make sure their UTD on rabies. |
Get a tutor, it’s very inexpensive using another student. One to one work with someone can get you over that mental block you’re having. You need someone who speaks your language, and knows how to explain things in a way you understand. Algebra builds upon itself, if you are lost on chapter 3, you are lost the rest of the time. You have to learn each step as it goes, but it’s really not that bad.
Oh I was thinking you were bring the dogs to your place!