[jenedens6102]

I thought it might be neat to find out what everyone does for a living. Lots of us seem to have office jobs and are here off and on throughout the days. I know we have a few teachers, a few nurses, etc.

So what do you do for a living?

I'm working customer service for a manufacturing plant in my hometown. I also use my accounting skills by taking care of accounts receivables.

[jmcrane]

For the most part I am a Customer Service Rep at a power company. My husband and I also own a gas station. So I guess you know who does all the paperwork for that... lol.. I put my accounting skills to work for all of that job.

[Boston73]

Hey girls!

I am an Executive Secretary to the CEO of a Contract Engineering Firm, been here for 13 years now!!! Feww!

My husband is a Police Officer for about 11 years now. Not for the City of Boston...a suburb that's about 15 mins outside of Boston.

This is a great thread...I'm always curious about everyone here!!

[vlsmit]

I am a nurse at Beverly Healthcare. I have been at Beverly Healthcare for 7 years. My DH is a logging/skidder operator with my dad. They work for Shiedo Lumber.

[jf5505]

I do personnel work, like HR stuff, getting Visa's for foreign nationals and orientation for new hires...don't really love what I do though, am going back to school in Sept. to finish up my teaching certification to be and elementary teacher, but I really want to be a MOM and stay home....I should of been around in the 50's not 2000's..ha...

[wendel]

Hi there
I work for a division of Maple Leaf Foods in Canada. I was in Customer Service for about 8 years and switched departments last year. I now am a systems administrator and make corrections additions/deletions to our main computer system. I miss the people interaction of customer service but have learned alot in my new job as well.

This is a great idea to learn more about everyone.

Wendy

[jenedens6102]

Some have also posted what their spouses do so I should do that as well.

My DH is a night shift supervisor at an office supply warehouse (wholesale) in Indianapolis. He's been at this company since 1999 and has been promoted four times. So he's hoping he can keep climbing the corporate ladder!

[ara79]

I work in outside sales for a hair restoration company. i work w/ a lot of doctors, chemo patients, burn victims, people w/ alopecia or trichotelamania (disease where you pull all yur hair out) or just anyone who is losing their hair. very rewarding...i love my job!

my dh is a project manager for a commercial construction and maintanence company.
amy

[Lou lou]

I own my own business as a kitchen designer. I operate from home and only work by referral. I've been a kitchen designer for fourteen years and on my own for four. I love it except I do kitchens in multi million dollar homes and tend to get a bit jealous from time to time!! It's all good though!

My DH is manager of global internet marketing for a large world wide testing company.

[Laura-lou]

I am an elementary school Media Coordinator - commonly known as a school librarian. I did my undergrad at University of Kansas - go JAYHAWKS!!! Then earned my Master's at UCA in Arkansas (bleck!!!) - gotta go where the Air Force tells us to go.

My DH is a C-130 Air Force Pilot and went to the Air Force Academy - any other Falcons out there?
Laura-lou

[gracesmom]

I was a high school guidance counselor for 7 years and then resigned to stay home with Gracie in 2003. I'll go back to being a school counselor when she's in school unless we have another baby.

My husband and his brother own a wholesale sporting goods company. They specialize in wrestling, volleyball, and have just started a running division.

It is interesting to learn more about each other!

[ctdougherty]

I am a special education teacher at a non-public school in San Diego. Currently I'm working with students 18-22, getting them ready to transition to an adult program. I'm currently on vacation which is nice because it coincides with my 2ww and I have mild OHSS, but I love my job and if I ever do get pregnant will go back to work in 4 months.
My husband is a welding foreman at the shipyard here.

[CreoleInDC]

Wow. You guys are important! I'm not important anymore since I quit my important job to start a family. That's worked out really well huh? LOL! Going on three years now. I thought I wasn't getting pregnant because I was too much of a career woman and my job was too stressful.

My last position of merit was as Vice President of Operations and Administration for a consulting firm.

My hubby is a Principal Consultant focusing on supply chain management and international security for a consulting firm. I think. LOL!

[ctdougherty]

Originally Posted by Lou lou

I own my own business as a kitchen designer. I operate from home and only work by referral. I've been a kitchen designer for fourteen years and on my own for four. I love it except I do kitchens in multi million dollar homes and tend to get a bit jealous from time to time!! It's all good though!

My DH is manager of global internet marketing for a large world wide testing company.

Kitchen designer sounds like a great job. I am addicted to all sorts of architecture and home improvement magazines since we bought a house with a complete 70's decor. My husband and I are expert tilers by now.

[slobin]

I am an acupuncturist and herbalist and I have a private practice. DH does restaurant work- he is a foodie and does food service and wine buying for a restaurant.