How do you provide for your family?

igasp4air · 05-05-17, 03:54 PM

hey greenmachin! It's pretty awesome that your one job provides enough to live on! yay. as for us..My husband works his full time job for the city schools...AND he builds computers AND he works for one of his retired coworkers mowing lawns and cleaning move out rentals. I run my own business. I sew specialty dresses for Renascence and for cosplay types. I also teach voice and piano. I also have a small animal rescue but I suppose in the grand scheme the rescue costs me money! lol. The hubby also has retirement investments but they give no income yet. We are eventually going completely off grid in NorCal. The goal is to be 100% self-sustaining. Our kids are all moving out this summer and the past 30 years have literally been a fight to keep afloat! now it's time to be able to have some fun and I still feel young enough to do it! woot.

Happy day from Humboldt!

05-05-17, 03:54 PM	#12
igasp4air Solarnewbie Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: NorCal Posts: 4 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	workworkwork hey greenmachin! It's pretty awesome that your one job provides enough to live on! yay. as for us..My husband works his full time job for the city schools...AND he builds computers AND he works for one of his retired coworkers mowing lawns and cleaning move out rentals. I run my own business. I sew specialty dresses for Renascence and for cosplay types. I also teach voice and piano. I also have a small animal rescue but I suppose in the grand scheme the rescue costs me money! lol. The hubby also has retirement investments but they give no income yet. We are eventually going completely off grid in NorCal. The goal is to be 100% self-sustaining. Our kids are all moving out this summer and the past 30 years have literally been a fight to keep afloat! now it's time to be able to have some fun and I still feel young enough to do it! woot. Happy day from Humboldt!