What's Everyone Do For A Living??

[scottanservitz]

I am an elementary school teacher in NE Ohio and yes, teachers love snow days as much as the kids do!
Scott

[PK]

I am lucky enough to have the greatest wife in the world you has let me be a stay at home Dad with our 3 kids for the past 4+ years and collect game worn jerseys to boot!!!! Our youngest is going to start school next year so I have started going for my Duel Cert Masters Degree in Education & Special Ed that I will complete next April.

[WadeInBmore]

I am a set lighting technician who works on television shows, motion pictures, and commercials...but, because of the strikes I have found myself back in a classroom to finish up my undergrad at Towson University.

[nomarmauerfan]

I am a physical therapist that specializes in treating baseball players.

Mike

[bigtruck260]

I am a Materials (chemical) Manager and Sales & Marketing rep. for a large hospital pharmacy. Just finished my masters degree, so I am looking for openings in account management/marketing/sales.

Dave

[twinsbb17]

I'm a full-time student at Hamline University in St. Paul. During the baseball season, I'm the bat boy for the Twins. It's quite the gig!

[Vintagedeputy]

Former law enforcement officer (12 years), just left in June '07 as a Sergeant with a local Sheriff's Office.

Currently, I own my own business called Proactive Shooters. We teach firearms safety and instruction (mostly to help law abiding citizens get their concealed carry permits - yeah 2nd amendment!)

Jim

[Yankwood]

I am a former architect who now works for Vandelay Industries.

[Rob L]

I'm a geologist working in the environmental field cleaning up contaminated soil and ground water. I am part owner of the company I work at.

[godwulf]

I work as a liaison with the local courts for a non-profit agency that provides various drug-related services, including urinalysis and hair testing, counseling and evaluations. My formal training is as a paralegal.

I could never afford to indulge my collecting hobbies to the extent that I do, if at all, if it weren't for the extra paycheck I collect every month - my retirement pay from the Navy, with which I served on active duty for almost 21 years, almost all of it spent tracking submarines by acoustic analysis. (I was shocked, upon retirement, to find there was so little call for this kind of work in the civilian sector - particularly in Arizona.)