musicllover
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« Reply #30 on: June 22, 2007, 05:33:10 PM » |
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Hi, Some of these ideas are perfect. My kids are always asking for money, besides the usual lawn mowing, painting the address on the curb is a great idea. I'm going to pass this on to my daughter. We live in such a small town we don't have curbs but maybe she could use smaller stencils and do the mail boxes instead. Wonder what a good price would be for something like that? Any idea how you go about determining what to charge? With 911 in our area now she could also put and address number on the side of the houses where the owners designated of coarse. I looked into several gotcha187es and found hidden costs or out right scams. Most would end up costing me more than I made, sold door to door for a minute, but it didn't pay either, even tried sweeper selling....YEK, thankfully I become sick and couldn't get out of bed for a few weeks. My super got all mad at me and fired me...lol. I was honestly sick too. For years I babysat, cleaned my church and tried to spend wisely. Seems I didn't spend as wisely as I wanted though because we were and still are deeply in debt. But I pray that will come to an end after I begin bringing in a better pay check this fall. But my heart is in the home, what I would give to stay at home and be wife and mother again. I hate working outside the home, especially when my kids were younger. I eventually began doing quillings. I sell one every once in a while, don't confuse it with quilting, it is with out the "t" q- u- i- l- l- ing. It a wonderful old old paper art, each one is unique, never two alike. I can quill on anything, favorite poem, scripture, pictures, my favorite is quilling on wedding invitations, using the brides wedding colors. I've seen many brides totally awed by the gift too. My husband thinks I should post one on ebay but I haven't taken the time to figure out how to do that. God is good, musicllover
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