Work-at-home question

I have a medical condition in which I am unable to work out of the house.

I am looking for a job that I can do from the home.

I have my bachelors in elementary education and I was looking at cyberschools but am unable to teach them for a various amount of reasons.

I've been looking at telecommunication companies online but haven't been able to find anything. I've also looked on Craigslist but can't find any jobs where I could work from home.

Additionally, I've called temp agencies and they don't do the work-from-home type jobs. It's for some workers' compensation reason.

The only thing that I found on the internet is where you pay $30+ and they find you a job. Of course, these are usually scams.

Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions for me to find a job I can do from home?

Thank you

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I'm definetly going to look into being an AOL moderator.

As for the graphic design, I am not good in art at all so that wouldn't be an option.

Thanks for the suggestions!

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I was thinking if anyone still had chatrooms?

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Have you ever tried writing? Quilting? My grandmother makes a few hundred bucks on the side quilting. She does a lot of quilts for baby showers - that sort of thing.

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Biff. I do actually enjoy writing and am fairly good. However, I'm not good enough to do any professional writing and I've tried the blogging thing before and it didn't go over well. lol

As for the quilting...
For my senior project, I crocheted blankets for the Ronald McDonald house. It was a wonderful experience and I felt excellent in the end. However, it took me a very long time to make even one. I could try making smaller items, I suppose. Would you sell them on ebay? Does it cost money to post on ebay?

Drama- I love your idea and am definitely going to look into it! I don't think I can put up fliers (places have a policy where you can no longer advertise your services because if something happens, they are often held responsible). I am going to contact the local schools and ask though.


If anyone has any other suggestions, I'd love to hear them.

Thanks again!

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Online tutoring is an excellent suggestion. Last year, I used online chemistry tutor for my son. Writing would probably be an in-demand skill.

The quilts my grandmother makes for baby showers are only, at most, 5 by 5 feet. Something that you could probably due, around the holidays, is gift wrapping. I don't know where you live, but if you're in a big city, I'm sure there are some busy wives/husbands who would rather pay someone to do it for them. I thought about doing it this year, but I got too busy with work.

I think tutoring is a great suggestion!

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