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Not sure how I got the chore of finding a better way for our laptop storage problems at the office. Our secretary is out on Maternity Leave and they have not found a replacement so a good amount of her chores and responsibilities are being handed out to various other employees, hence my task of finding laptop carts that would be appropriate for our needs as well as being in the tight budget that I was informed of.

Now I’m certainly not a laptop cart specialist but considering that we have the Internet to use as a valuable tool in order to gain the knowledge needed to find not only the perfect laptop cart but at the most affordable price available. It shouldn’t be too big of deal I suppose, guess it’s better than some of the other tasks that have been handed out recently. We will all be so grateful when the “new mother” gets back from her Maternity Leave, if she indeed does comes back. But that’s another subject.

Thanks to Lemuel Craft

Last month my boss announced to the office that we would all be getting a 10% pay cut across the board. I was already stretched to the limit financially, so I had to find a way to cut my costs. I am grateful that I still have a job, but I knew I was in trouble. I don’t make very much as it is, and every month I get deeper and deeper into credit card debt. My worst fear was that I would fall behind on bills and have to move back in with my mom and dad. I’ve been out on my own for over ten years now, so that would be a tough pill to swallow. The good thing is that cutting 10% wouldn’t be that difficult. I figured that I could do that by not eating out so many times each week and looking into my clear bundle pricing. Hopefully with these small changes I can make things work. I guess I’m just going to have to be more conscious of my spending if I don’t want to have to go back and live with mom and dad.