Blake,
We are looking at a schedule of 25 to 30 hours per week for you -- depending on the workload we have this summer. Your hours each day would be 10:00 to 5:00 with an hour for a lunch break (10 to 5 would be 30 hours per week). this means i have a job. as a web designer. i never thought that would happen since the dot-com fallout. i guess some things in this world never change. what's better, i'm starting on the 10th. this means i have a week off at the start of summer (good since i have ACT on the 8th anyway) and i can stay up late each night, wake up at about 9:00 and get to work in plenty of time. this makes me a happy blake. things improve further: chances are very, very good i actually am getting paid. how much, i have not a clue. here we are, stretching i'd hit it week far further than a week:
[image on old website] and a bonus image of the day:
[image on old website]
We are looking at a schedule of 25 to 30 hours per week for you -- depending on the workload we have this summer. Your hours each day would be 10:00 to 5:00 with an hour for a lunch break (10 to 5 would be 30 hours per week). this means i have a job. as a web designer. i never thought that would happen since the dot-com fallout. i guess some things in this world never change. what's better, i'm starting on the 10th. this means i have a week off at the start of summer (good since i have ACT on the 8th anyway) and i can stay up late each night, wake up at about 9:00 and get to work in plenty of time. this makes me a happy blake. things improve further: chances are very, very good i actually am getting paid. how much, i have not a clue. here we are, stretching i'd hit it week far further than a week:
[image on old website] and a bonus image of the day:
[image on old website]