Rock and Roll Saved My Soul

What tips or tricks have you picked up from your job / jobs? Sandy:  Always stand up for yourself. Don't be afraid to say something no matter what. Michaelle:  I would ask tons of questions and sometimes the same question multiple times to ingrain into my memory. I liked learning about others jobs, so a type of cross training. Working at different jobs and with many different people helped me find common ground and get to know others better. Sid:  Schedules are key Kate: How to properly fold a fitted sheet  Facebook Weighs in: First job: How to properly fold a shirt. Current job: how to use high powered microscopes! Other jobs: how to not entangle myself with other peoples issues. -Vanessa R.  I can pack any amount of stuff into any space available. I can read any musical scores. I can make awesome sandwiches. I can drive really fast in any car. (Conductor's assistant then medical courier.)  -Spenser R. ...

Tips for quitting smoking: Aisling:  Quitting smoking can be hard. It's an addiction, not just to the nicotine but also the habits developed with being a smoker. For example, some people feed the need to smoke after a meal, while they're driving, having one as soon as they wake up, or even feeling the need for one because of stress. In order to help break these habits you can try to replace them with healthier habits such as chewing a piece of gum after a meal, treat yourself to something after each week of not smoking. Sandy:  Quitting anything is hard, but smoking seems to be one tons of people struggle with. However, here are a few tips to maybe help you. First, be sure to have awesome supporters! Having support in this will help you. If you don't have any support from close friends and family. Reach out to a Facebook group. If you can't find one, make one. Support will be a huge part in quitting!! Find something to help you not think about it....

Back to School Tips for Parents and Kids: Sandy:  When buying school supplies and clothes for the kids or yourself do it a little bit at a time. It won't feel like you are breaking your bank account, but you are still getting what you need to. Aisling:  1. The week before school starts try getting up a little earlier each morning in increments until you're used to getting up when you need to in order to get ready for school.  2. If lunches are brought to school try to plan out a weekly menu.  3. If it makes your mornings easier, pack lunches the night before.  4. Hang up or lay out clothes the night before so you don't have to rush to figure out an outfit in the morning.  5. Always keep your school supplies in one designated area so everyone knows where to find everything they need.  6. Keep shoes in one designated area instead of kicking them off wherever, only to have to rush around searching for them.  7. Always chec...