Monday, September 1, 2014

Labor

Babysitter

Factory worker

Fast Food Worker

Office Temporary Worker

Waitress

School Cafeteria Worker

YWCA Camp Counselor

Restaurant Kitchen Staff

Library Circulation Head

School Receptionist

Elementary French Teacher

Head of Admissions and Development

Preschool and Kindergarten Teacher

Paid Church Choir Chorister

Summer daycare staff

Preschool Music and Movement Teacher

After-school care worker

Music and movement teacher, early childhood special needs

 

That's a picture of my work history. I have struggled to survive from paycheck to paycheck. I have worked two jobs to try to make ends meet. Today I have the great privilege to have a day off with my family.

We are not rich but we have what we need, with enough extras that we really are rich, in our own way. I often think of others who are not. In the words of a James Taylor song,

"So may I work the mills just as long as I am able and never meet the man whose name is on the label."

What does it take to just get by in Columbia, Maryland? Take a look.

 

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