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Life Interrupted
By Guest Blogger Melanie Kramer I must admit, writing this Blog post was cathartic, liberating and at the same time overcast with a shadow of somberness. The last six years have been a struggle coming to terms with my decision to give up a painting career that I loved dearly, to stay home and raise my children. And as I reflect back today, I cant help but think, Was this the best decision for me? For my kids? Why do I feel like I am on the road to nowhere?
Gift Ideas for Him
Skip the clich tie or desk set this year and give the man in your life a gift he will really appreciate for Christmas, birthdays or anniversaries. You can tailor your gift to fit the man in your life’s individual interests and needs by considering his personality and what kind of hobbies he enjoys.
How to Choose a Career Path
You’re ready, willing and able to start college, but you’re facing a quandary: choosing a career path. You’re not alone; according to Doug Hewitt, coauthor of “Free College: The Resource Book,” almost 30 percent of first year college students have no idea what major to claim. By narrowing your fields of interest, you’ll find it less complicated to choose a career path that will satisfy you.
Cute Cheap Birthday Ideas for Him
Celebrating a birthday on a budget does not have to mean cheap beer and frozen pizza. There are many ways to make the day special, from choosing a unique location to serving a favorite food. Before you worry about cutting costs for the celebration, remember that the key ingredient to a happy birthday is having loved ones nearby to congratulate the birthday guy.
Tips for Filling Out a Job Application
The job application is more than a formality or part of office paperwork. The job application and your resume will be evaluated and you will either receive a form letter stating the company is not interested in you, or you will be selected to move onto the next round of the job selection process–the interview. In a competitive job market, the best way to make your application end up in the interview pile is to make it stand out. Standing out means it is legible, complete, concise and intriguing to the reviewer. Use the same action verbs you would use on a resume and include skills, hobbies and awards that make up your unique experience to show what you have to offer this particular company.