I figured it would be a cut in pay but

how much, I don't know.  When I worked in house I was happier, lost weight, fixed myself up more and felt better. I liked being able to work my hours and then forget it.  Here, I feel chained to a computer.   Now that I am at home, I have gained weight, haven't worn make-up in 6 months, really finding it hard to be motivated to do anything.  I would go back in but it is too far to drive, 50 miles. 

The school is only a block away.  I could go to work, come home and enjoy.  No computer malfunctions, no worrying about making quota on line counts,  I feel it is time for a change.  Then again, I am having a bad computer day.  After being down for 2 hours I had to make myself get back on when we finally could and work again and now I have to make up the hours I lost. 

• Job available at school. - Burned out MT.
  • Here, those jobs are HARD to get - Unhappy Camper
    • That may not be too much of a pay cut for me than. - OP
      • I think it would be a great job (sm) - Lisa
  • Sounds like low pay and misery to me sm - jj
    • She may be able to work her way up job-wise - at school. Good for her.
  • I figured it would be a cut in pay but - Burned out MT.
    • I was told you cannot make up hours last due to down time - TLR
    • I say go for it. If I could afford to work outside somewhere making less than $10 per hour - sm
      • Nope really can't - OP
    • I think it sounds like you could use a change (sm) - don't we all!
  • To burned out MT - slow typer
    • Yes, i thought of this too. They have an online application - Burned out MT.
  • If you can stand the hoards of kids and want summers off with your own, I'd say - go for it. Sure to be less stressful! GoodLuck! NM
  • Can you afford at least a 50% paycut? Here in the SE, our teacher's aides don't sm - MQer
    • Pay varies by county - Unhappy Camper
    • If it is the same poster, she is only doing sm - if
      • 400 lines per hour? You need to teach me a few things! LOL nm - MQer
        • I do 400 LPH on my ER account - Casey
          • ER work...who couldn't do that!..nm - phillychik
        • Not OP but one thing may be don't work for a national.........LOL - nm

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....that they meant for people to think the monitor strip was an EEG and that she had brain cancer. Or maybe they just don't have a very good medical advisor for the show.

You're right, there is absolutely no proof that Juliet's sister's tumor recurred. He may have just told Juliet that to keep her on the island and now - voila! - he produces evidence that he "cured" her.

There is still the question of what kind of force was "unleashed" when they let the computer countdown get to zero without putting in the code. There was a tremendous effect at the time but there hasn't been much said about it since. That's one of the questions I want answered....

that it was probably normal nerves, I had the same kind of nerves before my hubbie and I got married I was so nervous about it changing our relationship which it did but it changed it in such a good way.  I feel like a child would just deepen our relationship but then I start thinking about other things... I desperately want to be a good mother but also a good wife.  Oh well the only way to find out is just go ahead with our plans to try and have a baby.  We have many nieces and nephews and he is absolutely wonderful with them.  We also were with his cousin this past weekend who has an 18 month old, the kid loved my hubbie!!  She would just talked to him and she even told him she loved him before we left.  He talked about how sweet she was and how sweet it was she said that to him.  I think he will be such a good father.  Thanks for letting me know it is just normal nerves that helps!!!