For those stuck at home

iam_thatdude

well if you want moe jobs you have a choice in November. Hows that Change working out for ya?

KLaurean

Sorry for ranting on your thread, coming from the area it just upset me when some dude is making a general statement with not knowing how the situation is here. A class I'm in had 70 students trying to add it on the first day, its crazy right now with the school situation. Like others said volunteering is always a good way and always looks good on an application with along helping to developed personal skills

It's not a problem at all. I agree with you completely.

sem41278

Do you like Kids? Babysit- gets you a little cash too.

MeMountainMom

Some ideas for you:
Learn new Recipies and cook them. Can freeze for later date if needed.
Read bible
Learn to sew, knit or other home craft to save on Christmas gifts!
Volunteer at church, hospital or/and animal shelters
If you have Netflix - watch movies
Do some workout DVDs - I like Jillian's 30 day shred. It was at Walmart $10
Journal: write in a daily diary/journal ( keeps you thinking)
Go for nice long Walks

Enjoy your time off cause soon you'll be working again.

mommared53

For those who are saying BS about not being able to find a job, you don't know what you're talking about. I lost my job last December and have been putting in applications for all kids of jobs, even minimum wage ones and I still can't get hired. My son was out of a job for several months and just got hired at Burger King and he has all kids of experience working at fast food restaurants and still had trouble getting a job. Do you really think those of us on here that are looking for jobs are the only people looking for jobs? Well we're not. A number of jobs that I've applied for state that due to the high volume of applications they get only the most qualified applicants will be notified. That's got to tell you something right there!