Question for everyone:
If your bills were going to stay virtually the same, but your income was going to decrease, and your time you had available to work would significantly decrease, what would you do for some extra cash?
Think flexible, independent, and not necessarily a huge amount of money. Just something extra you can do for some extra cash that doesn't tie you down too much.
If anyone can think of anything please comment! I'm not trying to sell anything, just hoping I can get some outside advice from friends.
Thanks!
posted by Jaci @ 13.7.06
7 comments
7 Comments:
LEMONADE STAND!!!!!
ok, I was kidding, but figured you would giggle at it....
ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm although TOTALLY boring and mundane, what about one of those magazine subsription phone telemarking thingies you could do in your free time from home - Not the most FUN of jobs, but might be worth doing for some extra cash if it's low maintenance to do it
Have you considered being a phone sex operator? You could make tons of cash in your spare time, and not have to leave the house. Of course you would have to get another phone line.....
lol
So not funny John! I had guys ask me if I did that on the side when I was working at Bell! I'd get that comment or "you sound just like my 12 yr old granddaughter!"
Jaci - Im hiding in your blog from the comment YOUR hubbie made on my blog.....so I'm here in fear...
NOT!!!
lol, gunpoint huh?
Jaci,
Paper route? Early mornings. Doesn't take too long. Can make decent cash.
Selling Avon or Mark Kay or some hous eparty type thing? (candles, books, Tupperware....)
Or we know a guy who does debt consolidation who is looking for new people to train who are "green" - pays well. Totally around your schedule - ask MArk for more details...
JACI - I noticed you linked up the photographer pictures to your blog, the BEST picture of you and rich (and remember I barely know you) is on page 64 and the VERY last picture in that group, the natural expressions are priceless
happy choosing, I remember those days
:)
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