Obviously this subject is on many people's minds right now, what with uncertainties everywhere.
Get Rich Slowly has a post on this today -- with links to many other blogs. It will take a while to wade through, but if you're honestly looking to earn more money, it's worth it. Go here for the straight scoop.
Some things I've done for supplementary cash:
(ooh, that sounds a little kinky!)
*sold apples (and trimmed apple trees)
*typed and/or edited term papers and vetted resumes
*dog-sat
*cleaned house
*given piano and voice lessons
*sat through survey sessions on cars, bath and cleaning products
*taken surveys online
*given rides to places
*acted as a Santa Claus girl in a mall
*been a member of online forums (financial and food) -- you're required to post weekly, in order to qualify for Amazon gift cards
*been part of Swagbucks...you should, too! It's very easy to do; just click on the Swagbucks graphic at right. (I'll get a little reward too, for guiding you there.)
Probably the oddest jobs were helping install lightning rods on the gymnasium roof of a university (during spring break one year in college), running a Children's Book Fair (also in college), and the weiner:
*Writing enclopedia definitions on quilting for Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Every little bit helps, doesn't it!
Get Rich Slowly has a post on this today -- with links to many other blogs. It will take a while to wade through, but if you're honestly looking to earn more money, it's worth it. Go here for the straight scoop.
Some things I've done for supplementary cash:
(ooh, that sounds a little kinky!)
*sold apples (and trimmed apple trees)
*typed and/or edited term papers and vetted resumes
*dog-sat
*cleaned house
*given piano and voice lessons
*sat through survey sessions on cars, bath and cleaning products
*taken surveys online
*given rides to places
*acted as a Santa Claus girl in a mall
*been a member of online forums (financial and food) -- you're required to post weekly, in order to qualify for Amazon gift cards
*been part of Swagbucks...you should, too! It's very easy to do; just click on the Swagbucks graphic at right. (I'll get a little reward too, for guiding you there.)
Probably the oddest jobs were helping install lightning rods on the gymnasium roof of a university (during spring break one year in college), running a Children's Book Fair (also in college), and the weiner:
*Writing enclopedia definitions on quilting for Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Every little bit helps, doesn't it!
2 comments:
I was once paid $35 to watch a short porn film. Honest.
All I can say to that is...ewwwwww.
And then what? Did they measure your exhalations? Sweat level? Heart rate?
I'm being rude, but man, that's a strange one. Thanks for writing, Donna.
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