[the_tortel!]

Originally Posted by kukalakana

I'm a writer. aka "struggling arty type."

Plus I do a few odd things as well.

hey so do I but I don't broadcast it, haha

I, myself, am the manager of a great little burger joint called [mumble]McDonald's[/grumble]

[Hawku]

Originally Posted by chekov1701

Director.

Producer.



Hah! I beat you.





(Just kidding, I'm not really a producer. Not even an executive producer... I'm not even allowed to be a grip. They won't even let me into the parking lot. I have to stay ten kilometers away at all times. )

[kukalakana]

Well as far as I'm concerned, though, writing's the only job I do that means anything and therefore the only one I'll readily confess to.

And if people ask me, what are you? I say I'm a writer because no other job I've ever done counts enough to be what I am. Does that make sense?

(But we gotta pay the bills somehow.)

[Saquist]

Originally Posted by _Eris_

Planogram Team Lead at Super Target in Colorado, US.
(That means I'm in charge of resetting each aisle of the
store about 3 times a year, sometimes more to add in new
product/signing and take out the old.)

Kewl...
I'm a Mechancial Draftsman.

[Oregon_Coast_Trekkie]

I work with teenagers in a religious setting, lol...

[Ktrek]

I have my own lawncare business and I love it!

Previous I had an office job in the environmental health and safety field and I hated it. Lawncare is a seasonal occupation but I live in the South so I work about ten months of the year and save for the couple of months of downtime. It's kind of nice having a long vacation, but I'm ready to get after it again!

Kevin

[KiraTroi87]

I'm an EKG Tech and I try to help save people's lives, too bad CPR has about a 2% chance of helping a person live and that is all I am qualified to do. I can't give medications or anything but I do run heart scans on patients all over the hospital I work at and assist in Codes, where the CPR comes into play for anyone who doesn't know much about the hospital life. It is a very rewarding, if at times emotionally draining job. I love it, I meet amazing new people every day. My goal in life is to make a difference in as many lives as possible and if performing CPR and succeeding in helping to save a persons' life is a difference then I could not be happier.

[Quark]

Good to hear!

[Chris Fawkes]

Originally Posted by Oregon_Coast_Trekkie

I work with teenagers in a religious setting, lol...

I did that for 22 years, in a volunteer setting but well over 40 hours a week.

[Oregon_Coast_Trekkie]

Originally Posted by Chris Fawkes

I did that for 22 years, in a volunteer setting but well over 40 hours a week.

Well Chris, to let you know, the ones of us who do get a paycheck for this duty are grateful for those of you who devote their time without the pay.