looking for a job

Your writing skills are obviously not very good. If you write a resume, let it be edited before you submit it to anyone.

I agree with the 1st response and also suggest that when you do find a job, that you consider returning to school at night to learn skills in the area that interests you most.

I'm an employer and have to say that your willingness to work, your willingness and wanting to be trained, says a lot. We all have to start somewhere. Certainly schooling can come at a later date. (and should) for many of us. State your resources; Travel , eg; "I am willing to take the bus" " I have someone that can drive me" "This is the area I live in, is it possible to catch a car pool?" Tell us something that you DO have (like the willingness to be trained) and avoid or re-word what you CANT do. I have a cleaning company and it requires my employees to drive and be able to transport their supplies with them so I'm not an avenue (workwise) for you. I hope that this will help a little. Again, I stress that to an employer willingness goes a long way.
Take care and good luck!
Tannis
Maid by Me Housekeeping