New computer soon :)

cause this one wastes so much time loading/freezing/loading/freezing lol oh yeah & shutting down by itself! I have to start it twice and shut it down twice! It's becoming a joke! I already got it to be cleaned of viruses. The truth is, when I got it in 2007, the guy who sold it to me wasn't honest & gave me a crap built computer! I should've trusted my instincts & insisted that I get a refund. He even tricked my dad into thinking that he sorted out the computer problem. Anyways, the thing's outdated so I'm gonna finally get something that functions with Windows 7 so I can automatically play my MTS files & don't have to download this player or that plug-in etc etc

Tupperware is awesome! trying to find others who love it as much as I do :)

I'm not an idle, I wanna earn my dollar, and I've been doing Tupperware since October last year. I love it far better than my other high paid job (casual teaching) which is stressful and can be very hectic and non enjoyable. I see full timers, they're about to pull their hair out, the paper work is unbelievable, I can't handle full time work in teaching, my health will plummet again, and my anxiety symptoms will resurface.

I don't understand why some people look down on people like me, as if we're 2nd class citizens or something. It's so sad, who do they think they are? I am well educated (2 degrees from University), but even if I wasn't educated, I'm doing something to earn my income & not rely totally on government hand-outs.
Do they realise first the quality of the product I am selling? Have they bothered to see the website ( www.tupperware.com.au ), the history of the product and the enjoyment one gets with the whole party sales scenario? Or are they just quick to judge? Or do they secretly resent that I am trying to make a living out of something that I love & enjoy, while they currently hate their jobs/positions? Do they realise they're wasting money buying plastic from the supermarket that won't last long and won't keep their food fresh for long? Yes, they are cheaper from the supermarket, but as with anything else that's durable and is quality made, Tupperware is gonna cost a bit more. You get what you invest in.

If you're a cleaner or garbage collector or kitchen hand or supermarket trolley collector or farm assistant or whatever else you might do for a living, good for you for choosing to earn your dollar rather than sit idle on unemployment benefits without actively trying to find an occupation.