Kristi S. Gold
PO Box 1234, Somewhere, TX, 78632
T: (512) 555-1212 F: (Who Even Faxes Any More?) E: autisminourhouse@gmail.com
Objective:
Seeking part to full time employment with a company that fulfills my need to earn money and do a job that is rewarding. Seeking starting salary of $45,000 to 100,000 with benefits and paid time off. I am available two-ish days a week, providing no one comes down with strep or the flu. I will also need several days off a month for orthodontist and therapy appointments. I may also need to leave at a moments notice in the event that a child is kicked out of school. I will need all school holidays, early releases and summers off. I will need to arrive after 8 a.m. and leave at 2:30 p.m. to get in the pick up line at school. I have excellent telephone, typing and organizational skills. Does not do well with criticism (constructive or otherwise.) I am a social media expert and can set up Facebook, WordPress and twitter accounts for your business. Will likely blog on company time.
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Experience:
Human Wrangler 2004-Present
Beginning October, 2004 I began wrangling tiny humans for a fulltime career. This involves juggling multiple tasks at once from the comfort of my own home and “yoga pants” and his provided me with the ability to talk on the phone, blog and yell at tiny people all at one time.
Other Work History:
Spotty at best.
Education:
College 199?-????
I went and had A LOT of fun.
High School Yeah You Just Want to Know How OLD I am
I graduated.
Skills:
Mad, amazing queso maker. Can drive, threaten children with turning around without batting an eye all while making up swear words. Excels at staying in pajamas all day. Sometimes feeds her children before ten am during the summer. Gives clean sheets once a quarter. Mops the same. Shaves semi-regularly. Can medicate a child using an eye dropper at 100ft. Can actively pretend to listen to a child drone on and on and on about MInecraft, dinosaurs or any other specialized interest. Can fold tiny, baby t-shirts like a boss while leaving them in the laundry basket for months on end. Irons annually. Shines in the area of filling on-line shopping carts at Pottery Barn, Louis Vuitton and other high-end stores while not ACTUALLY purchasing a thing. Has really good ideas and little to no follow through. Also is able to worry about everything either late at night or early in the morning, leading to the ability to solve all the worlds’ problems if only they would make her queen. Drinks approximately 1 ½ pots of coffee a day; coincidentally pees every ten minutes or so. Can bathe wet sea lions, change a rabid raccoon’s diaper and hold down a grumpy pre-toddler until he falls asleep whilst preparing three separate meals for consumption. Is sometimes clever, although not as often as she thinks.
***IF you want to see the pretty version of my resume, Click here: MyFakeResume***
As a mama of four-two on the spectrum- love this and relate in so many ways!
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This makes me happy! Glad you like it!
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This is so much awesome here, I relate totally. 😃
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I’m so glad you like it! 😄
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I loved it so much!!! Just when I think I didn’t do much with my life in the last 4 years I read this!!! This is everything. 😃❤️🌟
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We have chosen this piece as one of the best from Bloggy Throwback on the Original Bunker Punks site. May we run this piece on our site?
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Bonnie, I’m honored. Do you mind holding off a bit? I submitted to another site and should know something by Friday. You can email me At autisminourhouse@gmail.com if you’ve got questions! Xoxoxo
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Ok Thanks. 🙂
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Going on 21 years of wrangling autism and all the heartbreak and joy that comes with it. I ADORE your sense of humor. Yep, I am always laughing at autistic antics while shedding a tear on the inside–and sometimes in the shower where no one can see me break a little. Such a mix of emotions, ya know?
But now my son is laughing with me. He works hard to be in “our world” while keeping a foothold in his. His sense of humor is great–and on a side note of this rambling comment–I wish “typical” people would realize Autistics DO have a sense of humor….Anyway, thank you for this blog post aka a smile for my heart. You made a difference in a lot of mommies in this autism world. 🙂 I know you did in mine.
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Wow. Thank you so much!
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My son 10 1/2 has the funniest, quirkiest sense of humor. I’m so glad you liked the post and have found us! ❌⭕️❌⭕️❌⭕️
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