Yeah, you can do the self-employment routine, knife related would be awesome.

Man the ash is awesome, its fat but it cuts.

Hey Mac, how did you find out about the Construction outfit?

Almost every uncle of mine owns his own constuction company and I work for my Dad, them, or a friend of theirs.

But if you call any landscaping company they are more then welcome to have a teenager that works hard during this time of year.

it's hard for me to find places like that even.
but I do do some work for my uncle clearing his yard every once in a while... I wonder iuf I could do stuff like that...
start my own "brush clearing" (???) service??? or something...
idk.
I'm a freaking idiot and have to do an online summer school for a month 2 hours a day...
so I would have to do that too.
idk... I'll have to see.

Look in you phone book under landscapers.


Man the edge near the tip of the ash is thick as heck.
Luckly Richard J is near by and he can thin it out.

But man does INFI take an edge.

I bet I think about INFI at least 3 times every hour.

I Think I might try this Mac, not sure what to say, I haven't really applied for jobs or anything.

"Hi Im 15 And have never had a job before, got one for me?" <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" />

Suggestions?

landscaping crews have foremen that tell you how to do everything properly. You don't need any training. You just have to be able to do the work physically.

If I was hiring a 15 year old my biggest reservation would be your ability to get to work.

Yep, some will work with you for awhile and instruct you and others will just yell and let you figure it out yourself.
I worked for a ex drill insructor that taught cadidiots at west-point, believe it or not he wasnt a yeller and taught me alot.

I was left to figure out roofing my self and ended up getting hurt because of a few stupid mistakes.