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Gabrielle -> Working at home (4/19/2004 11:34:04 AM)

Does anyone know of any legitimate Work-at-home opportunities? I hate my job, Master hates my job, he wants me home for the children always and we both realize the stress is effecting me way too much. But I need to make some sort of supplemental income. I'm not looking for any get-rich-quick ideas, just a legitimate way to make some money at home.

Gabrielle



sub4hire -> RE: Working at home (4/19/2004 2:10:36 PM)

Gabrielle,
I always figured if my Dom and myself wanted a child. One of us would need to leave the workplace.
Anyway, if we have a child what's the difference between one child or three?
I figured, we could safety up the house and provide day care for a couple. I know how rough it is to find good babysitters anymore. They also want an arm and a leg. So, why not do it yourself? That way your kids get a better quality of life as well with their parent being home.

Anyway its an idea.



MistressDREAD -> RE: Working at home (4/19/2004 6:03:54 PM)

You dont say how much you need to find to supliment but
you could do many tempt services in your home such as typing
services or phone services such as collections for the local Dr offices
Its hard to say what you could check into because I know nothing
of you but you could even buy and sell tax deeds on propertys for
profit by computer in your local areas. start small and reenvest
the profits into buying more the first year of investing for a base
to work off of. make baby shower baskets and sell them by your
local news papers and baby clothes stores and party stores and
such. ooh gawd I could go on for ever braiding hair is one that
also comes to mind I can when Im bored and not doing any thing
make a quick couple hundred in a day just braiding hair for folks
whom need their hair braided. You dont need a licence to just braid
and you can get 75 dollars a head and more if you are adding hair
or extentions. I can do 5 heads in a day with ease and still run MY
Home, Family,slaves and businesses on line LOL.Of course you could
always get a financial slave to live in the home or rent out a extra room.



Gabrielle -> RE: Working at home (4/20/2004 11:22:46 AM)

Gloria- Yours is a very good idea, and I have considered it, but through research found I would have to be available approx. 12 hours a day. That and the fact I have been a nanny for the last 10 years and am so tired of raising other people's children. I would love to just be able to focus completely on my two.

Mistress Dread - Your ideas are wonderful as well. I need to make about $1000 a month. I have been dabbling in ebay for awhile and am considering going full force with it. Trick there is finding what will sell well. I love making gift baskets and never considered selling them in stores locally. Thanks for the thoughts!!!!!!!

Gabrielle



Gabrielle -> RE: Working at home (4/20/2004 11:23:25 AM)

By the way, I have never heard of a financial slave. Could you clarify that?

AGain, thanks
Gabrielle



GoddessMarissa -> RE: Working at home (4/20/2004 4:42:35 PM)

I am a single mother with 2 young children. I went to school for massage therapy and currently work as a therapist and Pro Domme. I have an office right upstairs from where I live. You might want to consider. It works great for me, and I do sessions whenever I want.



nysub29 -> RE: Working at home (4/24/2004 7:09:36 AM)

i think ebay idea is a fine idea. As for what will sell, i think antiques are always of interest to someone. i am sure there are antique shops around where You could find some interesting things. And who knows maybe we'll all see You on, Antiques Roadshow.



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