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It’s just different clerical things. The one today was making copies and coalating packets of information together. Sometimes I do data entry. Nothing exciting, but it’s a paycheck.
Since I’m not teaching for the summer, it’s nice to have some money coming in to pay bills. The business doesn’t make that much money on a regular basis, so that doesn’t cover everything.
I’m still feeling sluggish and tired. My sore throat is better, but my stomach is still sensitive. I worked yesterday and came home and laid on the couch. I usually go work out every day, but just couldn’t bring myself to do it yesterday. I have to go today for sure, or I’ll start gaining back the weight I’ve lost.
Teachers have summers off unless they teach summer school. I could have asked to, but I chose not to. It’s my convention season, and we have Megan for a couple weeks in the summer too. And the money isn’t all that much. I may actually make more money with conventions and temp work this summer than I would have teaching.
Well, I didn’t exactly have a cold. I had a sore throat. It was a sore throat the whole time, and didn’t turn into anything else. I didn’t have a stuffy head or a runny nose. I didn’t develop a cough. It was just a sore throat.
I am feeling better. Although still a bit weak and easily tired. I’ve started my workout routine again, and did some yard work yesterday. It was weird not having the forum for two days though. I’m glad it’s back.
I’m glad to hear you are feeling better!
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Thanks. I’m feeling better. I did some more yard work today. We have two new areas for gardening plotted out. We think that with the economy this year, we are going to be planting our own veggies this year for eating. Most of them anyway. We picked up some zuccini plants and some hot pepper plants (jalepenos and habaneros) tonight. Tomorrow we will look for tomatoes and onions and bell peppers. We also want to grow some green beans this year. We already have an herb garden that is doing nicely.
We decided to put the patio on hold until the end of the summer. But we’d like to get the dining room finished before the 14th of June, so we can have a 50th birthday party for the hubby (his b-day is the 16th). So that will be the next focus. We are so close to getting it done, that if we just concentrate on it and keep at it, we should get it done fairly soon.
I’ll start a new thread about this stuff since it seems to be off-topic here.
emerald212 wrote:It’s just different clerical things. The one today was making copies and coalating packets of information together. Sometimes I do data entry. Nothing exciting, but it’s a paycheck.
Since I’m not teaching for the summer, it’s nice to have some money coming in to pay bills. The business doesn’t make that much money on a regular basis, so that doesn’t cover everything.
Don’t teachers in the states get paid over the summer months? My dad (a teacher) still gets paychecks in July and August, even though it’s for work done in September-June.
So it’s a yearly income. That’s what I was thinking.
Hey, it’s summer my brain doesn’t need to work properly, does it?Dragon87 wrote:emerald212 wrote:It’s just different clerical things. The one today was making copies and coalating packets of information together. Sometimes I do data entry. Nothing exciting, but it’s a paycheck.
Since I’m not teaching for the summer, it’s nice to have some money coming in to pay bills. The business doesn’t make that much money on a regular basis, so that doesn’t cover everything.
Don’t teachers in the states get paid over the summer months? My dad (a teacher) still gets paychecks in July and August, even though it’s for work done in September-June.
So it’s a yearly income. That’s what I was thinking.
Hey, it’s summer my brain doesn’t need to work properly, does it?In my district you can choose how you get paid. You can get larger paychecks solely during the ‘school year’, or you can choose to have smaller paychecks every two weeks, but have those checks continue through the summer. It’s the same yearly pay, but it’s up to each teacher to decide how it’s divided up throughout that year.
I’m a college adjunct professor. I am hired on a semester by semester basis, so I get paid for the semester I teach and nothing more. I am not teaching this summer semester, so I don’t get paid. I don’t know about other kinds of teachers. My husband also works at the university, but he is not a teacher. He has a nine-month contract, so he doesn’t get paid in the summer either.
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