That's where I do most of my shopping. Rather than monster.com, it has a lot more localized jobs. Problem is, like I said before, I might as well be in BF, Egypt. No one posts on there if they are hiring, and regardless of it's localization, they still look for experienced workers.

I'm kind've excited about Wal-Mart though, and if that doesn't work out, then I'm hoping for Auto-Zone here in town. Don't know much about cars, and it can definately be a damn good business.

My biggest thing about Wal-Mart is insurance. I'm 19. Most 19 year olds aren't employed by a company that gives them health insurance and bonuses. I also get discounts in the stores, so all of my shopping will be cheaper, and along with that it's out of state, where taxes are cheaper. Which means I'll be bringing in more down there than I would up here.

An old, but wise, teacher I had once told me his life's story. His name was Mr. Murphey. He was a principle in Mississippi for 12 years, he retired and moved up here to become a teacher for 9, retired again and moved back down there to teach at the same school for another 5 years and eventually retired from there. When I graduated high school, he was coming back to be our school's assistant principle. That man was bringing in 3 pensions, and working on his fourth. Tell me that's not brains.

If you live on the border, you can do that. I have that advantage, but I'm not entirely too sure I want to teach. I'd love to, but I don't have the money to go to college for it.

There's a lot of money to be made in education, but I think that I couldn't deal with the kids.

-Mom