Today I decide to be wealthy.
Got the verification papers into NeighborImpact! (I still need to get the budget papers done and handed in.)
While I was going through box and box of papers, I found this.
25 Things I should'a, would'a, could'a while I was unemployed.
I. While I was employed
A. Tried to expand my knowledge of Fred Meyer (jewelry, home, apparel, etc.)
B. Tried to expand my skills
1. Uscan
2. Front desk BUT I was afraid I'd make a mistake and be fired as Carlene and Nick were (even though they were hired back)
3. Child's department. (in-store babysitting) I was qualified-didn't do it. Didn't think until now.
C. Bought new clothes (needed them for job interviews later) Needed every penny for the family
D. Took care of my health
1. Physical checkups (cost $100 a visit, even with insurance)
2. Lost weight/exercise
E.Been more diligent in volunteering My being available and coming in whenever called got me up to Journeyman & got the max I could for my unemployment benefit
When I became unemployed-
1. I should have gotten a blessing. I didn't until I'd been unemployed for 6 months
2. I was fired in July. I did work on exercise and walking the butte.
3. When September came, I should have started my school volunteer work
1. I had the idea to volunteer Tuesdays at High Desert Middle School--didn't (gas costs money)
2. I could have volunteered at Bend High Library or Elk Meadow or Pine Ridge or Jewell or all three media centers (gas costs money)
3. I should have thought about where I wanted work, and volunteered there. Like Park and Rec., COCC library. I could have increased my network and made a nicer resume.
________________
So I didn't even make it to 25 items. Just as well. I need to just work on getting a job this go-around. Although I do have work on Friday at Pine Ridge, and it looks like I'll be working on the budget thing tomorrow for NeighborImpact. And applying for work at Goodwill and something I saw on the WorkSource site.
(What is it, with all of these combined words?)
Oh, and Touchmark sent me my official word that I didn't get the job. And I'm still here.
Today I decide to be wealthy.
Got the verification papers into NeighborImpact! (I still need to get the budget papers done and handed in.)
While I was going through box and box of papers, I found this.
25 Things I should'a, would'a, could'a while I was unemployed.
I. While I was employed
A. Tried to expand my knowledge of Fred Meyer (jewelry, home, apparel, etc.)
B. Tried to expand my skills
1. Uscan
2. Front desk BUT I was afraid I'd make a mistake and be fired as Carlene and Nick were (even though they were hired back)
3. Child's department. (in-store babysitting) I was qualified-didn't do it. Didn't think until now.
C. Bought new clothes (needed them for job interviews later) Needed every penny for the family
D. Took care of my health
1. Physical checkups (cost $100 a visit, even with insurance)
2. Lost weight/exercise
E.
When I became unemployed-
1. I should have gotten a blessing. I didn't until I'd been unemployed for 6 months
2. I was fired in July. I did work on exercise and walking the butte.
3. When September came, I should have started my school volunteer work
1. I had the idea to volunteer Tuesdays at High Desert Middle School--didn't (gas costs money)
2. I could have volunteered at Bend High Library or Elk Meadow or Pine Ridge or Jewell or all three media centers (gas costs money)
3. I should have thought about where I wanted work, and volunteered there. Like Park and Rec., COCC library. I could have increased my network and made a nicer resume.
________________
So I didn't even make it to 25 items. Just as well. I need to just work on getting a job this go-around. Although I do have work on Friday at Pine Ridge, and it looks like I'll be working on the budget thing tomorrow for NeighborImpact. And applying for work at Goodwill and something I saw on the WorkSource site.
(What is it, with all of these combined words?)
Oh, and Touchmark sent me my official word that I didn't get the job. And I'm still here.
Today I decide to be wealthy.
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