Great. Now I’ve put one of Erich’s pocket notebooks through the wash. You can still read the text, but it’s going to take some work to restore.
/cry
Note to self: check all pockets, even the ones that look fake.
Okay, soldiering on now.
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Dire plan has unforseen consequences
Posted: January 23rd, 2010 under Life, Technical Difficulties.
Tags: birthday, husband, to do
Don’t worry. I lol’d.
Since my main writing ideas notebook is in my pocket, I’m guessing it’s the spiral one I use for throwaway notes. As such, the notes are not particularly important, except the ones that would be copied out when I’m done with it (. . . which I guess I am) anyway.
Comment by Erich T. Wade — January 23, 2010 @ 5:22 pm
Hi Katryna, I just got your Move-On letter and thought it very moving. So I googled you and found this blog. I think you should continue this blog- you have alot to say that will help the many others who are in similar predicaments around the world. I am not, my kids are teenagers now (another ball of wax, let me tell you!) and my husband and I have found a source of income that allows us to work at home and support our family.
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This could work for you if you are interested in finding something you can do for income while you are in school and raising your child. It’s an honest income and helps others like you and it’s fun,too. And best of all it doesn’t cost alot of money to get started in and pays well. If you want to find out just email me back or call me. 541-740-4701. I’m in Oregon. Francie O’Shea
PS No problem if after you find out you aren’t interested. PPS I had to laugh as I have washed my husbands notebook several times. Not that he thought it was funny- oops.
Comment by Francie O'Shea — March 24, 2011 @ 5:34 pm
Hi, Francie–I’m a little disconcerted, but pleased, to see that people wanted to find out more about me following my email that MoveOn published. I’ll be emailing you back if only out of curiosity, but it’ll be after finals week, which ends this Sunday for me. I will graduate in October with a psychology degree and am hoping to continue with a nursing degree next.
I’ve considered continuing this blog for some time now, but part of me doesn’t know what I’d say. Perhaps I’ll start by giving information that was left out of the email.
Thanks for the contact,
Katryna Wade
Comment by Katryna — March 24, 2011 @ 8:48 pm