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Originally Posted by blazey
I'm just curious how to fit in that much work over the space of 2, or 3, days. That isn't a lot of time to fit 3 jobs.
And do you actually know the meaning of the word obnoxious? I don't think I said anything that was worthy of being considered obnoxious there.
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Yes I do know the meaning of obnoxious but I am not going to humour you with the definition as you obviously already know.......
You are obnoxious not the question, with the way that you worded your post you were implying whether she was telling the truth...... It could have been asked in a far more softer tone by congratulating her on her efforts first and then asking what you wnated to know!.... can you not see how it could have been misunderstood?
Or is that the potential law graduate in you coming through?
Also what you consider good pay may not be the same as Rebekah...... money seems to be a huge motivator to you
.... She may only be earning a small sum by some standards..... but at 16 it is probably substantial to her and enables her to do what she pleases........
I do not want to cause arguments as you said in a further post.... after all I am not the one who has been described as a troll
but when I see something that I don't agree with I will post my opinion whether it is liked or not..... just as you do
Rearding fitting in 3 jobs.....I have friendsat university who do indeed have 3 jobs over 3 days (not exceeding 14hrs of course
), one in particular is a full time student, an OU lecturer, works in admin at the uni Library and has her full quota of clinical patients all to pay for her tuition fees, she has excellent time management and has got an average of over 85% for her 2nd year so in well on her way to her 1st class honours degree..... I think that having and holding down 3 jobs demonstrates that you can effectively manage your time. It is at the persons descretion as to having "fun" time and it depends on how they get their fun
I can only applaud the girl for her perseverance in getting the jobs it is great to see, I can only hope that my daughter has the tenacity to do the samewhen she reaches 16.... also to thank Rebekah for having the time to let everyone know the outcome of her search for employment..