Don't get me wrong I admire the heck out of a single mother like Stephanie who obviously loves and cares for her daughter and puts her needs above her own, often going without food or any treats in order to provide for her child. I did however get annoyed with her unprofessional attitude towards her clients, going through their cupboards, trying on clothes and even looking at clients family members ashes. She also seemed to not be looking for any alternative jobs that may provide more consistent hours or higher pay rates or gotten work on the weekends her daughter was with her father?
I grew up with second hand clothes and toys - I was lucky though as my mother was able to look after me, but as a child my dad worked three jobs and did night school to provide for us. Hats off to parents like Stephanie doing it by themselves. 3/5
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Her situation shouldn't obscure what seems to be the fact that the author is a jerk. If I were one of her customers and read what she did with her clients' belongings, I'd sue her.
Hats off to your mum and dad too. They would be proud of you. I always had part-time jobs. Sewing at home when baby young and later 3 part-time jobs during the day after we were lucky enough to live close to my parents then. Mind you I always took off school holidays which means I could write a book on the jobs I did. (but I haven’t)My husband always worked long hours and could be away weeks at a time. Our children got doctorates and in my late 30s they persuaded me to go to varsity too. I certainly got better jobs then ending up as a freelance writer and photographer. It can be done but oh my it is not easy.
I wish I could leave a comment on Poppy Q but my iPad still has a glitch in it. Can’t leave comments on blogs. 😩. Some of Poppy’s photo have been so cute lately. Give her lots of hugs and kisses from me. xxxxx❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ till I get it sorted.
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