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I've just realised i do something that is quite sad

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KatyMac · 25/08/2008 21:14

Every time I see a link which would be relevant to my ex eco nursery, I click on it, read it & I bookmark it

which is sad when my nursery isn't going to happen

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TrinityRhino · 25/08/2008 21:16

what happened to your nursery??

I used to see loads of threads about that and I thought it was soooo cool

KatyMac · 25/08/2008 21:22

I did too

The bank won't lend me any money in the "current economic climate"

Plus my childminding is going belly-up because all the children are at the children's centre which opened in April

But I guess I still dream

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onepieceoflollipop · 25/08/2008 21:24

Could it possibly happen in the long term rather than short term?

KatyMac · 25/08/2008 21:28

Maybe I'm not holding my breath though

I spent a fortune on this attempt - I doubt I will ever have money like that again

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AvenaLife · 25/08/2008 21:30

Could you not be a nanny for a while Katy?
Childcare advisor?

KatyMac · 25/08/2008 21:32

I don't think I could Nanny - not a lot of call for it out here, plus what about DD/DH I still need to be responsible for them

What does a childcare advisor do.....I think I'd end up telling them to use my childminding

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AvenaLife · 25/08/2008 21:35

lol! You could set up an agency that arranges childcare for people in accordance with their needs and wishes, if you make it free and charge the nurseries etc a fee for refering them then this will attract customers.

You can still nanny with a child.
What about paediatric nursing or HCA on a paeds ward? Doesn't pay too well though.

KatyMac · 25/08/2008 21:42

Nooooo couldn't do sick children (I'd cry)

I think finance/admin/pa/it is more me tbh - we will see what happens tomorrow

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AvenaLife · 25/08/2008 21:50

I'm job hunting too. The ironing/sewing I do doesn't pay enough. I'm due to finish a MSc at christmas, I'm also a 3rd year paeds nurse so I can go back to the course in October for my last year but I end up paying sometimes more out in childcare for the shifts then I earn. You'd think employers would want Environmental Law postgrduates wouldn't you?

KatyMac · 25/08/2008 21:58

I'm a bit of a jill of all trades

I'm really good at setting up/developing new systems & training people to use them

I just have no qualifications

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primigravida · 25/08/2008 21:58

I'm so sorry about your nursery not working out. I love the idea of it and used to read your threads and wish that I lived near you so I could use it for ds.

AvenaLife · 25/08/2008 22:10

I'm looking into teaching because of the hours and holidays. I've emailed a school near ds's new one offering my services. I think I could teach Geography, Law, health and social care and child development. I've got to wait to hear from them though. I applied to work in Boots last week but have not heard anything. ds keeps asking about christmas, I don't know what to tell him. I can go back to nursing if I can't get anything sorted. I'm writing childrens books aswell.

I'm too overqualified. No one wants to hire me.

KatyMac · 25/08/2008 22:20

It's cmplicated
I think it is to do with 'if your face fits' rather than quals

Primigravida - thanks, I'm sad too

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