| Re: 21.VII.22 |
Subject: Re: 21.VII.22 by vetteblondie on 2022/7/21 16:44:00 Matt, possibly. When I started doing work for him it was when I was working from home, this turned into what it is now and I've kept my self employed status, it does offer its advantages and it's not been a huge issue really. But, when I saw that ad it did upset me. I have since dropped all my work from home except stuff here and there as I got to where I really didn't have time. I had a different job at the body shop on Monday and Friday plus my side jobs but he retired so that freed me up those two other days. I had two other large clients for work from home, the newspaper and Rotary Club. Rotary ended up with a new member, owned a print shop so his $10/hour girl took my job and the paper here is about to go out of business. I was ready to cut them anyway after how I'd been treated by their ad director on one of the lsat large projects I did for her, but they drastically cut budge and employees and I got axed in that round. Then I ended up taking care of Oneta and moved to this house we are in now. My responsibilities increased a lot. One day was for her and a few of my errands, the rest of the weekend I took care of all grocery getting, meal making, house cleaning, laundry, all landscaping and pool care. I ended up mostly with Monday as my day to myself. I'm to the point now I would like to pick back up on some things to work at from home, but hate to get tied up with large projects although they do pay well. It's just hard to sit at a computer till midnight when I already am at one all day. My weeknights I'm busy doing my own things till around 9 . weekends would be allright. Problem with some of that, what I do is considered a 'luxury' or not a necessity so often design work is procured through local agencies . With Oneta gone and whenever I get her house sold and some loose ends tied up I might just change what I do alltogether. I've done this 30 years, I'm bout sick of it |
