Summerr Jobs

<p>I do construction whenever I'm out of school.</p>

<p>I am working for a catering company in Seattle Washington. Kaspars is the name. Learning to cook (from the head chef) and filing is the game!</p>

<p>And it's paid.
Muahahahahaha!</p>

<p>If all goes as planned,</p>

<p>The first week I'll be attending a local chamber music camp.</p>

<p>I'll then have a couple weeks off, then I'll fly to Iowa for a writing camp there.</p>

<p>I'll have two weeks off then I'll be going to church camp. (Uhg...)</p>

<p>The Monday after that ends hopefully I'll be on my was to Ohio for a writing camp there.</p>

<p>Then I have marching band camp.</p>

<p>This is assuming I get accepted to all the camps with enough FA></p>

<p>Either I'm going to volunteer at a hospital this summer or get a job at the mall or the local grocery store.</p>

<p>Strippers make good money so that's what I think I'll do. I just turned 18 this month so I'll be allowed to apply. I'm nervous but excited!</p>

<p>if none of the summer programs I applied to pan out (as I suspect they won't) I'll be working in a lab while hopefully also doing a paid/unpaid (doesn't really matter to me) internship at our local NPR station :)
summer is going to be amazing</p>

<p>Just work at your local country club as a waiter or kitchen staff</p>

<p>working in the kitchen at a local hospital (it sucks but getting free food is always good). someone said they get paid 6.50 an hour, isn't the minimum wage $8 an hour?</p>

<p>^Pretty sure the minimum wage isn't $8 any where...</p>

<p>i know that minimum wage in california is $8 =)</p>

<p>hopefully I can get a job at noah's bagels where my friend works right now, hookup. or gamestop, but I heard they have bad pay/vacation days. anywhere else will be difficult because no one is hiring. I'll try being a short term weed dealer with my buddy if I can't get a real job, need money to pay for gas and clothes and insurance</p>

<p>Running my lawn mowing business</p>

<p>ya i agree, not a lot of places are hiring at all</p>