Terms Of Employment.

I went to the citizenship lawyer today. It took a little over half an hour for us to get things sorted out, which was surprisingly easy... 0.0

To break it down: They calculated all the needed funds and, in total, we have to pay 'em about $2800 before they file it off. But, after we pay 'em, they will aid us through the entire process, which will last at least four years. But once they file it off, it'll take no more than six-to-eight weeks before ill receive my working and learning permits, meaning ill finally be able to work and go to college.

So, the question is: How do I make nearly three grand?

The answer: Work my ass off as a day laborer~

Ill start off by mowing lawns on the complex. They fine 'em $50 if they don't cut it so ill charge about $30. With that alone, if I can mow at least ten lawns a month (And they are big ones), it'll take four months to gain a grand.

My other option is to work as a sign. You know, those guys who hold signs because it's illegal to stick 'em in the ground. It doesn't pay much, but it'll help fill in the funds while the grass grows.

I might put an ad up on craigslist, too...

But that's only what I'm doing. The stepdad is going to do a bunch of side jobs. He usually brings in at least three figures per job, which usually only lasts a couple of hours each. So, our combined efforts mixed with a lower food budget should earn us enough cash to get it filed off in about four months. Add a month and a half for processing and I should be able to get a job and go to college by winter semester.

It'll be a tad bit strenuous, but at least ill get a deep tan.

Yoji~

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