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    Filling the wage gap - Sun, 08 Nov 2009 PST
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    He and his former wife have two children, ages 11 and 13. "You have to do what you can to make ends meet ... If you want to get that Wii as a Christmas present, or if you want your kids to have Levi’s instead of jeans from Wal-Mart, that’s how I see it." Coeur d’Alene resident Brenda Evans is doing a little bit of both, taking on a second job and trying to make extra money from a hobby. Full Article at SpokesmanReview.com
    You have to do what you can to make ends meet ... If you want to get that Wii as a Christmas present, or if you want your kids to have Levi’s instead of jeans from Wal-Mart, that’s how I see it.
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago
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Filling the wage gap - Sun, 08 Nov 2009 PST
  1. I’ll make maybe $500 or $600 doing that
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago
  2. I have a large family ... Selling them (the frames) doesn’t cover all my gift purchases. But they help.
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago
  3. So I do what I can. Somehow you have to take care of things
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago
  4. If the economy was OK, I’d never have started my own company
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago
  5. That’s better than showing a resume that doesn’t indicate you’ve tried to do anything in several months while unemployed
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago
  6. Right now ... with those three (forms of income) I’m still not covering all our expenses.
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago
  7. I like being outside anyway
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago
  8. I am also trying to make money taking photographs
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago
  9. I just finished my first paying job. I got $50 for taking a family portrait and kids’ photos
    SOURCE: SpokesmanReview.com 2 weeks ago

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