Cinj, that's why I don't care to go back to the substitute teaching. I don't think it'd be anywhere as lucrative for me now as it was when I was doing it in a good economy.
Anyhow, despite my pains in finding work as an educational paraprofessional, there's just no way on God's green Earth I'd work as a bricklayer.
Not as many sub jobs out there lately but so far we're managing. I would quit to be a bricklayer, that's for sure!
ReplyDeleteCinj, that's why I don't care to go back to the substitute teaching. I don't think it'd be anywhere as lucrative for me now as it was when I was doing it in a good economy.
ReplyDeleteAnyhow, despite my pains in finding work as an educational paraprofessional, there's just no way on God's green Earth I'd work as a bricklayer.