Archive for the ‘work at home’ Category

Trivial and important often reside together   Leave a comment

As a person who has always been not so good at multi-tasking, I have had to learn to become quite good at it! The important things in my mind always are: Taking care of our children and the family’s basic needs. Roger and I getting our work done. Us getting our schoolwork done when we’re [...]

All things are possible   1 comment

Things have been rough in a lot of ways lately – Chris has been staying up all night just about every 2-3 days lately, and there’s been continuous illness it seems with the kids. But we have a new situation coming up where we will have 40 hours a week of help for the kids. [...]

Posted April 15, 2008 by criscollrj in children, God, sleep, work at home

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Spring and smoke are in the air!   Leave a comment

0406200804360 Originally uploaded by criscollrj. Our first bonfire of ’08. We and the boys enjoyed the some hot dogs and a beautiful 60 degree day – Colleen and her friend came over later and had fun by the fire. Damp though – we didn’t keep the fire going as long as we will later in [...]

Posted April 6, 2008 by criscollrj in children, health, sleep, work at home

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My latest –   Leave a comment

This was my day yesterday — (below) Today I’m just going to try and catch up a little, do some dishes and laundry and pick up, and do a schedule so I can get all my work done (I’ll attach that too!) (from my transcription board) I have to take a break – « on: [...]

Posted February 23, 2008 by criscollrj in children, health, life, transcription, work at home

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Decorating almost done – and apparently sickies coming back   Leave a comment

I’ll have to post a pic of our tree decs tomorrow (2 strands of lights still not working – i haven’t had time to pursue it really). But got breakable ornaments up out of Harm’s (Ryan’s) way today and Rog bought a new star for the top of the tree that I’ll put on tomorrow. [...]

Posted November 29, 2007 by criscollrj in Christmas, health, NaBloPoMo, transcription, work at home

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And what does she do for a living?   Leave a comment

http://nablopomo.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=997435%3ABlogPost%3A98016I have been a transcriptionist on and off since 1999 (and actually also transcribed at work from 1988 until 2003 also as a legal secretary). I love it. I have always typed, since I was 11, and taught myself of an old blue manual typewriter. I type about 110 words per minute, and make a [...]

Posted November 7, 2007 by criscollrj in NaBloPoMo, work at home

Funny things said at work   Leave a comment

This was in response to a “what was the funniest thing you typed” post at the transcription board – “These are all so funny! I keep trying to think of one I’ve done and I’m sure in almost 20 years of typing professionally I’ve done many! But I can’t think of anything. I can sure [...]

Posted November 3, 2007 by criscollrj in NaBloPoMo, work, work at home

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To entrepreneurship —   Leave a comment

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Posted November 2, 2007 by criscollrj in NaBloPoMo, work at home

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Ryan’s looking so much older –   Leave a comment

Menu trip June 003 Originally uploaded by criscollrj. all of the sudden. And when he gets his hair cut he’ll look even older (that always happens). Wonder if I should get his hair cut like we used to do Chris’s (will have to post that look, the bowl cut that was so cute on him!). [...]

Posted June 18, 2007 by criscollrj in children, work at home

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Instead of “The Dog Ate My Homework,” it’s–   Leave a comment

5-11-07 (have to figure out how to change dates on these after the fact!) –”My Headphones Sound Like Crap and I Didn’t Know It.” And this is why the transcription company I failed should give me a second chance! Oh my. As any reader (hello out there ) knows, I was upset that I failed [...]

Posted May 13, 2007 by criscollrj in transcription, work, work at home

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