dax asked:


I am having my first baby in the spring, and will need inexpensive childcare for 2 days per week. (Money is tight). I wanted to run some ideas past my target childcare providers see what you think, and if you could suggest anything for me as well.
I was thinking of hiring a college student who is majoring in education/childcare field. That hire could stay at my home w/ my child, and I would offer my computer for working on homework (while my child is napping) and use of my washer/dryer in exchange for inexpensive care, like $20 for the day. (8 hours). I would also write the sitter a great letter of reference for future jobs (considering they do a great job!) Does this sound reasonable? Would you be interested? Do you have any other suggestions?
I’d also be interested in hiring a retired woman who maybe also takes care of a grandchild of her own in her home. I’d like to add my child to the mix. In exchange, we could offer to run errands, do yard work, or make baked goods (I make killer breads), plus a small fee in cash. What do you think? Any other suggestions?
Or any other completely different ideas from women who have found creative ways to pay for childcare w/o breaking the bank?
Thanks!
For the college students, they are basically getting paid to do homework, watch TV, do their laundry while the baby is sleeping. You don’t have to do much to keep an infant occupied. I know when I was in college I would’ve been glad to have some fast cash pretty much get paid to sit at somebody’s house and study. I’m throwing out ideas asking for suggestions, not nasty replies.

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Friendly Little One asked:


Visited the Lionel website but the page doesn’t seem to work. Looking to see how you can become an authroized dealer of Lionel Trains. Also wondering if you can be an authorized dealer online only or if you are required to have a physical store front? This would be for my dad who is considering starting this up as a business after he retires from his regular job. Thanks!

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mikey asked:


Is there ant schools that you don’t need a bachelor’s degree. Im going to retire from the military in a year or so and my wife is korean. And I enjoy the country of korea. What credentials would I need?

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§ heART AND reSPECT§ asked:


I was a Director of a Mental Facility that taught me to love everyone despite their afflictions. I praise God that He gave me that gift and I did not reject it. ♫

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lol…yes, it’s me. is that you? just joking.♫
aww, beautiful people. My heart warms with great admiration for you. It will be so hard to choose. So…thumbs up everyone!♫♪

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Jason Z asked:


I spent 6 years in the Navy and I now work in the security field as a Field Service Tech. My wife is wanting to move back to the DC area and I was looking at federal jobs. The thing is I have no clue what I should apply for. Everyone I talk to recommends to apply if your a veteran. She is also retired navy due to medical. We both get the points. I get 5 she gets 10.

I have physical security training from the navy and I also worked as an electronics tech on weapon systems. My wife has a office type background currently working the real estate industry.

So my question is if you were moving back to the DC area what jobs should we be looking for Federal wise and what kind of pay can you expect starting off? We are wanting to move in the next year and any advice would be great.

Thank you for your time.

Jason Z.

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Beemboy asked:


I just retired from Active service after working in a state transport corporation in Tamilnadu. I reached a Sr management position before retiring recently.I have an engineering degree and have done a couple of short term forein assignments.

I can afford to put aside upto 2 Lakhs to start a business.What would you suggest me to do after retirement.

I would preferably like to start a business or a consultancy. Suggest the opportunities available.Also what are the other jobs that are available for me.

p.s have posted the same in another forum .Have not got any satisfactory answer there

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ml asked:


Ok, so my father worked as a lieutenant for almost 21 years. He just retired, and is bored out of his mind, not to mention depressed. He wants to find a job, or something to do. What do you suggest?
Thanks

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Truly Phenomenal asked:


John Cena has worked really hard to earn respect from wrestling fans. But, he has never earned that respect. So, what’s the point to continue wrestling career if he can’t earn respect?

Star, if you agree.

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Ryan asked:


I live in a state with a high sales tax and expensive smog requirements for my vehicles. I’d like to establish myself in a state with no (or little) smog requirements/sales tax and still work in the state where my job is ’till I retire.

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Go For Broke asked:


I was born and raised in downtown Honolulu all my life until recently I moved to Fresno. Almost every person I met tells me how they wish they can trade places and me and didnt understand why I moved away from Hawaii.

Hawaii is VERY expensive, more expensive then NYC or any big cities because Hawaii’s pay is low compared to those cities. Traffic is horrendous! You hear stories of pedestrians being runned over weekly. Yes, the weather is nice, the beach is nice, and the food is good. The problem is that most people work SEVERAL jobs just to stay afloat and make ends meet. They dont have much of a chance to enjoy the beach as much as most people think. I rarely had time for the beach when I used to live there. Its all work, work, work.

The truth is Hawaii is divided by the rich Asians and Whites who recently retired and live comfortably and the vast majority who are working their ***** off to live in paradise.

I hope people realize that its not greener on the otherside.

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