The good thing about my situation is that I work on the north slope of Alaska and make a decent living in the oilfield on a two week on two week off rotation.

Rotating locks can save you some money.

I rotate 4 ads on each with a host of pictures that I put from 0-7 on each time.

I gave myself a time limit, I want to cut my hours back at my J.O.B. at 7-Eleven, the reason I am just cutting my hours back instead of quitting is the young man who owns the franchise is a very nice young man, I have been there almost 5 years and there has been a lot of people coming and going (employee wise), and I have seen their work, in fact there are a couple of others who should consider working somewhere else but oh well lol, its hard to find good help in any job, and one of the job requirements is to stock the cooler, I get 3 days off every other week (the schedule rotates, even though I work 4 days a week, I get the same days off every other week, one week I have M,T and Wensday off.

I drag my own trash to the street at my house.Do you rotate lawn mowing too?

I've gone through the exact same thought process regarding small detached units rented to medical students on their rotation.

If so, it is located on the same wall to the right of the breaker box, so if you keep rotating to the right, you would find the 2nd recepticle, and then the 3rd and then the 4th -- if you continue rotating, you would go back to the breaker box.

Yeah, I know you said cheap, but wait, there's more.Every year or two, the showroom has to rotate out the displays.

Then HVAC issues, usually the thremostat can't be right, it's hot or cold, next calls about the lease, had students who rotated in and out, so it went like this....we have a new roommate we'd like to have okayed to live here with us....those were good calls, the students kept that place leased up, the tenant leaves, put the next one on for a new lease and okay the new roomie.

letter in the rotation ....ask @jerry Puckett for more info.