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[Infographic] 42 Highest Paying Work From Home Jobs

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Matthew Allen is a full time trucker - part time blogger and imaginary entrepreneur. Some of Matt's interests include: latest news, current events and politics. He has biased opinions on everything.
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Working from home is becoming more and more commonplace in today’s age. It’s not surprising that these top 42 work from home jobs have such great pay packages. Included in the following infographic:

  • 42 Highest Paying Work from Home Jobs
    • Phenomenal Growth of Work from Home Jobs
    • List of Top Paying Work from Home Jobs
  • Top Companies/Organization that Offer Jobs/ Where to Look for Jobs
    • A Couple of Sites to Look for Remote Jobs
    • Telecommute-friendly Firms
    • Tips for Landing a Well-paying Work from Home Job

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Massage Chairs: Three Reasons It’s Smart to Have One

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Walter Hade
Walter Hade is the Editing Manager at a small print publication in Michigan's upper peninsula. One of his hobbies includes writing for online publications and he is thrilled to be a contributor here on Rambling Fever.
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massage chairs - three reasons smart to have one

Beginning back in the 1980s, robotic massage chairs started to appear at technology fairs and other places that simply weren’t affordable for the average person. A few years later you might have gone into the expensive gadget store at the mall (Sharper Image, anyone?) who carried them, only to test them out—but never with the intention of buying one of your own!

However, in the past 30 years as the technology for massage chairs has increased, the price has actually decreased, making it possible for the general public to own a therapeutic massage chair. In my opinion, it only makes sense to consider the purchase of a massage chair due to their therapeutic benefits and increased quality of life.

Massage chairs are now much more “Advanced” in their therapeutic options, much more “Available”, and even more “Affordable” than they ever were before! [Read more…]

Being A Short Girl Isn’t All That Bad

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Allie Seah
Allie Seah is an aspiring writer and internet entrepreneur. All ramblings by Allie originated in her head and she doesn't guarantee them to be sensible or defensible.
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being a short girl
I’m 4’ 11”. I’ve been 4’ 11” since about fourth or fifth grade. I thought, at one point, that I was 4’ 11” and 3/4. In fact, one time a doctor even told me I should just go ahead and say that I’m 5 feet tall since I was just about there. Or maybe I was dreaming that…? In a nutshell, I’m short. Really short, obviously.

Not that I mind, I mean I can still go on all the rides at amusement parks and wear heels and for the most part buy clothes from regular stores (with a little hemming action done by your’s truly at home). There are some perks to being short, and also some pitfalls. But being short is all I’ve ever known, obviously. So I guess I’ll focus on the positives and stick with that! All-in-all, being a short girl really isn’t that bad. [Read more…]

Spanish Immersion Programs For Adults

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Allie Seah
Allie Seah is an aspiring writer and internet entrepreneur. All ramblings by Allie originated in her head and she doesn't guarantee them to be sensible or defensible.
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spanish immersion programs for adults se habla
One day, long, long…. LONG long ago, I attended my first day of school in a Spanish Immersion program. I was enrolled in this program from 1st grade until 7th grade, when I finally switched to regular English classes. Now, some years later (now that I’m old and wrinkly, I’ve come to appreciate the whole “a lady never tells her age” thing) I wonder if there is some sort of Spanish Immersion program for adults offered anywhere.

Wondering why? Why would I wonder about an adult Immersion program if I attended the program for so long? Should I be fluent (granted the fact that you don’t know my age… but I’m sure you’re looking at my photo thinking, eh… she doesn’t look THAT old… listen, I’m old enough! Alright?! Just trust me) Well, let me explain! Shall we go back to the beginning? Yes, I think we shall. Waaaaaaay back… [Read more…]

Things To Know Before Moving To California

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Allie Seah
Allie Seah is an aspiring writer and internet entrepreneur. All ramblings by Allie originated in her head and she doesn't guarantee them to be sensible or defensible.
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things to know before moving to california
After spending 16 long years in Seattle where I was raised I decided it was high-time I moved to someplace warmer. I was born in San Francisco, and my family traveled to visit family there often. I had heard stories of San Diego weather being 80 degrees year-round. This sounded like my kind of place, so in October 2002 I packed my small amount of things and hit the road to stay with my Aunt in Riverside County. My first 3 months in Southern California left me thinking there must be other naive Northern-states people planning their big move to Southern California who have no idea what to really expect!! So I thought it was important to be one to step up and give it to you straight because there’s definitely a few things to know before moving to California. [Read more…]

You Know You’re From California When…

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Allie Seah
Allie Seah is an aspiring writer and internet entrepreneur. All ramblings by Allie originated in her head and she doesn't guarantee them to be sensible or defensible.
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you know you're from california when

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live in California? In my “day job” I regularly talk to people all over the country on an almost daily basis, and more often than not they’re not from the state of California. It seems I almost always get the same comments from everyone “Must be nice!”. It makes me wonder what people really think living in California is like? I thought the best way to go about giving all Non-Californian’s insight about what life is really like living in California would be to review some responses that Californian’s would use to finish the statement: You know you’re from California when… [Read more…]