Posted: May 27, 2007 - 8:24am
What is it that you do, anyway?
My Gainful Employment
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day (and night) job
On June 8th, 2007 Gratefulhan said:
I work with families that have children with disabilities, such as autism. I am what is called a Behavioral Specialist Coordinator, which has me working all hours of the day and evening. I just graduated with a Masters in Special Ed. so this job is just a hold over until I can get a teaching gig.
Rick
Do or do not; there is no try.
I've been a...
On June 8th, 2007 unkljohn said:
Staff Photographer at a newspaper in Raleigh, NC for 27 years. Before that I was in banking and finance for 7 years.......which is why I quit that and became a photog. I like being outside and not in an office. It's been an interesting career. I've seen a lot and done a lot that people don't ordinarily get to see and do.
Dirty Hippie
On June 8th, 2007 Lazy-Supp-Deal said:
I sleep on peoples' couches and have no earthly posessions, but my hair is shiny and smells nice. I refuse to believe that the show ever ended - it's hiding from us, and we just have to catch up to it again. I do bead work and play the flute too. I don't eat meat - only hand made gruel from commune-grown organic grains and vegetables. I still sell grilled cheese sandwiches for money in public parking lots when I have to face reality and deal with The Man. There is no record of my name, address, social security number or birth certificate. People call me Kale.
Dirty hippie with shiny, nice-smelling hair?
On June 8th, 2007 highgreenchile said:
Must be those couches.
I live off the grid in the
On June 8th, 2007 synchronicity said:
I live off the grid in the Southwest Colorado mountains.
When I turn off my lights at night, there are none in my view.
I cut wood and carry water.
For fun, I make electricity at home.
We are entertained by gardening with the use of greywater.
Grateful Dead music has been pretty important to me for a long time.
Post Industrial Shamanic Existentialism with a Masonic twist
does not fit in the "religion" box of most
application forms.
I seem to be entering the second half of my first century
quite well, thank you.
There is nothing, absolutely Nothing quite so much worth doing
As simply Messing about with boats.
Lead quality control
On June 8th, 2007 Blue_Jay_Way said:
Lead quality control technician for a brass and copper alloy mill, and controller of the lab boombox--
Greetings!
On June 8th, 2007 Oroboros said:
BlueJayWay & Synchronicity-long time no read.
This Friday just got alot better.
Welcome.
Oh shit, I just realized this thread is on the day job. (You guy's arrival had me flumoxed!)
I have worked in the mental health field for almost 3 decades now in a variety of capacities. So that my mental floss comment on the other thread was serious (I will put it on my To Do list).
By the way, that flummox condition is one of those double top secret mental health terms.
There are a boatload of those.
(Editing feverishly to make a feeble attempt to follow the directions on the thread.)
PHARMIES!
On June 9th, 2007 00 said:
I own my own companies and work mainly in the field of generic pharmaceuticals and medical supplies for developing countries. I work with such agencies as PSI and UNICEF etc. We are their suppliers and we manufacturer all our products in China (where i live). I am back in Africa now working with a local company in Mali who we are looking to purchase some shares so that we can be in direct business with Africa rather than supplying large companies in Europe etc. When people ask me what i am doing these days i just say white powders and needles!! Ha ha.
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