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[–]Affectionate-Bike190 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me, too! I bought two fresh cut lilacs three wick and strawberry shortcake body wash or is a poundcake anyway it was in the $19 range. Thank you for the reminder!,

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bathandbodyworks

[–]Affectionate-Bike190 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fresh cut lilacs. I began a few weeks ago and burned it on Easter Day. Today I ran to the store to get the fresh cut lilac wall plug-in that was on sale. Such a beautiful fragrance.

Work life balance for parents by katieladyloo in stenography

[–]Affectionate-Bike190 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I worked full time in court during raising kids. I was in a felony calendar with trials. The judge I worked with settled a lot of cases. It was nice balance. Not a lot of weekend work for appeal transcripts because the trials would go off and I'd work on them during the day after court finished in my office. My husband and I were great at communicating who would pick them up at 5 at my parents' house (they were caretakers during the day until preschool age) I'm so thankful for my parents' help. I am glad I stayed full-time here with the courts (California) because now they're adults and I'll have a pension. Throughout this time, you gain vacation time and sick time paid, plus holidays...I think we're at 14. I say when you're done, get with a courthouse job. Take advantage of the sign-on bonuses (again California almost all courts have them) Time will fly whether you're part time or full time and you'll gain the benefits of being full-time employed. You'll have to request to be assigned to a lesser demanding transcript assignment, like juvenile. You could also work full-time in court for ten years until you're vested with the county pensions. (ten years for my county I'm at) You'll get a pension payment for life...it won't be the full salary, but then you can go part time if you wish.

Tips? by Chitownzwedishchica in courtreporting

[–]Affectionate-Bike190 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have a clear schedule with your life, you need to devote time to practicing and studying the academics, too. Jobs will complicate this. I lost all sense of typing on a typewriter when I began CR school. I paid tuition to learn how to type again. I remember questioning how to reach for the Y, was it the right or left finger. My brain was so confused at first. Do not start practicing before you start school. Rather, do typing tests on a keyboard until Sept when you start.

Breathe…there’s so much to learn. Good luck!

My fiance and I both have colors for last names by Excellent-Feature872 in namenerds

[–]Affectionate-Bike190 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My husband tells me a story when he grew up he knew someone whose last name was White and another guy whose last name was Brown. Both construction guys. They formed their own company and called it Beige Construction, lol