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a work-at-home wife’s journey within the four walls called HOME

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Career change

Wanna go back to school but doesn’t have the luxury of time to attend classes? Better research online degrees to find the right course you wanna take. As for me, I am so vocal in wanting to enroll in culinary arts. Sad to say, it’s too expensive for a low-profile employee and blogger like me. How I wish to find a scholarship for a culinary arts degree so I’d be able to fulfill that dream. If not culinary, how about dressmaking or pottery? It’s something that is income-generating if being practiced. Can’t wait for that time when I’d be able to change career path from being an employee to a chef. Wishful thinking!

It’s gonna be a long day

Wow! After 3 hours of sleep, I am wide awake again. Uhoh…not wide awake because I am still sleepy. At least I am in my senses now unlike when I am writing my previous post three hours ago. Anyway, the day must start early because there LOTS of things to do. I don’t even know where to start. To start the day right, I’m gonna look for literature on Transunion Settlement that I’ve read about from other friend’s blogs.

It’s gonna be a very long day again. I really hope to finish everything that I need to do today before I’d be out of track again. There’s no room for procastination now as I’ve been procastinating for a couple of days. Now I am suffering from such bad habit! I never learned my lesson. My bad!

Wait until you become

Others think working from home is the easiest job on earth. Is it because they think we are just sitting in front of the PC most of the time? Oh well, put yourself in my shoes so you will know how stressful and tiring it is sometimes. Working in an office is even more lax than working from home. At the office, you can work on your own pace. You have your time to chat with officemates, you can talk to friends over the phone for long. No matter if you accomplished something or not, as long as you have punched in and out your time card, you get paid. When you’re on leave you still get paid while with working from home, it’s no work no pay. Hence, your earnings is based on your output unlike with office work where earnings is based on the number of days that you are present. Now, do you still think working from home is the easiest and most lax job? Wait until you become.