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Jitana
i am 17 n a junior in high school.im tired of putting up with the drama in my family.i want to get an apartment on my own down by Redondo Beach, ca which is about 1,000 to 3,000.i graduate high school in June 2012 and hoping i get a job at front desk at medical place.i got my certification to do so.but i cant get a job these days cause no one is hiring.so what can i do for now to save money?i was also thinking about the child support my dad owes me..he stopped paying it over more than a year ago.i was thinking that he is going to have to pay it some day so if i save that up im hoping i can have enough for an apartment and college.but im also afraid that i wont make it on my own.i dont really know what i need to pay for having an apartment or what i need to watch out for.what suggestions can you give me?please help!!!
i will be 18 years of age on November 14, 2011..btw
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It's tough for young people these days. I'm sorry your home situation is unpleasant.
First of all, regarding your father's delinquent child support? If your Dad owes a year's worth of child support, your mother needs to pursue the matter IMMEDIATELY to make sure he pays. The courts can put a lien on your father's salary through his place of employment and take it directly out of his paycheck.
HOWEVER, please understand that child support money won't go directly to you. It goes to your mother. It's purpose is to help her raise you (ie., buy you food and clothes, etc.). So don't count on getting any money from child support for yourself personally, unless your mother has agreed to give you some of it.
Babysitting is a good way to make money for a teenage girl. When school is over, you might be able to get a job as a nanny. You can also apply to some Temp Agencies and try to get temporary jobs if there aren't any permanent jobs available. If you have access to a mower, you can mow lawns during the summer.
I'm sorry to say this, but until you actually get a steady job and have some money accumulated, you won't be able to rent an apartment. You'll need a full month's rent to put down just for a deposit, plus the first month's rent. That's a minimum of $2,000 upfront and you're going to have other expenses (electricity, heating [unless they are included in the rent], transportation costs, furniture, etc.) and ideally you should have at least $1,000 set aside in an emergency fund.
The best thing to do--and I know this isn't what you want to hear, but it does work--is to make a conscious decision to not let the drama in your family bother you, and to not let yourself get caught up in it yourself. Break their pattern of behavior by removing yourself from it. If they argue, simply close your mouth and don't argue back. If they shout, simply close your mouth and don't shout back. Break the pattern by changing your own behavior.
If it's other people arguing with each other that bothers you, just say to yourself, "It's between them, I have nothing to do with it; and then just don't get involved. [The exception to this, though, is if you have a very young sibling who's being verbally abused and needs protection; if that's the case, talk to one of your school counsellors and get advice on what you should do].
Buy yourself a good pair of earplugs and USE THEM. I'm not kidding!
Good luck to you! Please feel free to email me personally through Yahoo! if you need to talk to someone.
It's tough for young people these days. I'm sorry your home situation is unpleasant.
First of all, regarding your father's delinquent child support? If your Dad owes a year's worth of child support, your mother needs to pursue the matter IMMEDIATELY to make sure he pays. The courts can put a lien on your father's salary through his place of employment and take it directly out of his paycheck.
HOWEVER, please understand that child support money won't go directly to you. It goes to your mother. It's purpose is to help her raise you (ie., buy you food and clothes, etc.). So don't count on getting any money from child support for yourself personally, unless your mother has agreed to give you some of it.
Babysitting is a good way to make money for a teenage girl. When school is over, you might be able to get a job as a nanny. You can also apply to some Temp Agencies and try to get temporary jobs if there aren't any permanent jobs available. If you have access to a mower, you can mow lawns during the summer.
I'm sorry to say this, but until you actually get a steady job and have some money accumulated, you won't be able to rent an apartment. You'll need a full month's rent to put down just for a deposit, plus the first month's rent. That's a minimum of $2,000 upfront and you're going to have other expenses (electricity, heating [unless they are included in the rent], transportation costs, furniture, etc.) and ideally you should have at least $1,000 set aside in an emergency fund.
The best thing to do--and I know this isn't what you want to hear, but it does work--is to make a conscious decision to not let the drama in your family bother you, and to not let yourself get caught up in it yourself. Break their pattern of behavior by removing yourself from it. If they argue, simply close your mouth and don't argue back. If they shout, simply close your mouth and don't shout back. Break the pattern by changing your own behavior.
If it's other people arguing with each other that bothers you, just say to yourself, "It's between them, I have nothing to do with it; and then just don't get involved. [The exception to this, though, is if you have a very young sibling who's being verbally abused and needs protection; if that's the case, talk to one of your school counsellors and get advice on what you should do].
Buy yourself a good pair of earplugs and USE THEM. I'm not kidding!
Good luck to you! Please feel free to email me personally through Yahoo! if you need to talk to someone.
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Quinn22
I got home from work and I got on the john deere and mowed the lawn. Then it hit me, I am killing the planet. I could possibly have raised the tempreture of the planet by 7-8 degree's. The south pole is melting as we speak due to my finely manicured lawn.
So I was thinkig how can I make ammends? Then it hit me, how about sending some of my hard earned cash to Algore? I mean how else can we recifiy the damage I have done to mother earth other than sending money to a politician so he can fly around in private jet's and ride around in limo's? I think the temperature dropped by a couple of degrees when I grabbed my checkbook with just the intention of sending Algore some cash. I had no idea the effect of cash on the environment when retardedly given to a liberal charlitan.
So where can I get a good deal on some carbon credits. Perhaps NASA has a couple laying around they forgot about? I s there a secondary market for unused carbon credits?
Perhaps I can melt down my rider and have the metal turned into sporks for the homeless to use in charity kitchens?
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Gosh, I'm guessing that the Gore-ites are gonna want you to mow that lawn of yours with a push mower now. Of course, that will mean lots more work and more sweat and effort, which means that you'll get all hot and stuff and, well, that will cause the air temperature to rise. Can't have that! You'll be partially responsible for causing another iceberg to melt! Yikes! On second thought, forget the John Deere mower, forget the push mower and just let your yard grow wild. Once it's thick as a forest, embrace the greenery and become one with it. Then, and only then, will you have achieved the level of Green Gore-ite (carbon credits non-refundable and must be redeemed before December 31, 2012).
Gosh, I'm guessing that the Gore-ites are gonna want you to mow that lawn of yours with a push mower now. Of course, that will mean lots more work and more sweat and effort, which means that you'll get all hot and stuff and, well, that will cause the air temperature to rise. Can't have that! You'll be partially responsible for causing another iceberg to melt! Yikes! On second thought, forget the John Deere mower, forget the push mower and just let your yard grow wild. Once it's thick as a forest, embrace the greenery and become one with it. Then, and only then, will you have achieved the level of Green Gore-ite (carbon credits non-refundable and must be redeemed before December 31, 2012).
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