To get an idea of how many are in the same boat, see how quickly the service called ForBitcoins (referenced by Brad just a couple replies up) has grown in just a few weeks:
  - http://www.forbitcoins.com

There are a few similar services:
  - http://www.bitgigs.com
  - http://bitcoiners.org
  - https://workforbitcoin.com
  - http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Category:For_Hire


Technology is moving us towards a more collaborative, peer-to-peer economy.  

We can rent out a room for the night ( http://www.airbnb.com ) or serve dinner from our homes ( http://www.housefed.com ).  We can share with a neighbor ( http://www.neighborgoods.com ) for free or for a fee, and also extend that offer to others as well ( http://www.rentalic.com ).

In addition to the "task related" services described above ( http://www.zaarly.com and http://www.coffeeandpower.com ) here's an example of another novel approach:
  - http://gigwalk.com

Though none of these peer-to-peer services have implemented Bitcoin (yet), that's likely coming:
 - http://twitter.com/#!/emilepetrone/status/85116054036168704

Is there possibly a Bitcoin meetup or hackerspace in your area?  A connection made there might lead to an opportunity you might not already be aware of:
  - http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Meetups
  - http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/List_of_Hacker_Spaces