side-by-side, laptops open, working.I'm doing biweekly model updating for five of my clients (three down, two to go).
Court's doing online training to be a test grader for Pearson. Two cottage industries under one small roof.
Both home-based jobs pay better than employment at the college. And if things go well with Pearson, Court can quit the college too.
It isn't a bad way to make a living. We can eat all the chocolate we want, watch movies, take a break and enjoy a matinée... [smirk]
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Sounds like it's all good!
Hope it goes well for Court. When will you know?
She's on her first assignment and this week is training. It's pretty intense. Then she'll begin grading essays, based on her training. I'm impressed with how thorough it is. As she gains experience, she'll get more jobs, which happen quarterly, but mostly at this time of year. The goal is to be completely working from home in about five years, at which point Amanda will have gone off to college and we hope to be in a house on some land. That's when we'll start our working retirement, while building gardens and gradually caring for some animals. The Barbara Kingsolver thing. Simple, but abundant living.
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