Occupations????

[greyfields]

Civil Engineer by day...

... farmer by night....

 

[BeccaOH]

Book editor

 

[MissPrissy]

Quote:
Okay. I want your job.

 

[TexasVet]

Technical writer and editor. Worked for years in the computer hardware industry, but now produce test banks, PowerPoint presentations, and Instructor's Manuals for McGraw-Hill's college textbooks.

Kind of boring after a while, but you can't beat the work-from-home flexibility!

Kathy in Texas

 

[mlmadura]

 

[birdsofparadise]

Professional orchid grower and retired lawyer who now raises chickens. There has got to be a novel/movie in this oddball combo!

 

[too much fun]

Union Electrician, working at the State's center for the mentally handicapped

 

[farmergal]

Wow, what a great thread! It's really interesting to read the diversity of jobs... you always forget how many different ways there are to earn a living...

Me:
*Farmer (selling at 2 farmer's markets, starting a CSA next year)
*Writer/aspiring author -- freelance articles for local newspapers and now a non-profit (writing their monthly newsletter and other publications), aspiring author with a manuscript that maybe, just maybe, someday will be published...

I graduated not too long ago with a Master's degree but, well, it doesn't really do as much good as I'd hoped it would, and it turned out that with this crummy job market the only job I could find was growing food and selling it... (no joke...) Now as the farmers markets close down for the season I'm going to be trying to find any way I can of making money!! The line between self-employed and UNemployed is kinda thin and scary sometimes.

I think we should form a BYC writers' group... it seems like there are a lot of BYC writers & editors... nurses, too, but that's not my thing

Thanks to everyone who helps make their country and community run! Especially the SAHMs... we owe you for the work you put in to making the next generation a great one!

 

[Wildsky]

Quote:
Uh, for which airline?

I'm not tellin'. You pays your money and you takes your chances.

Oh you have to give a HINT - at least tell us a route to DRIVE instead of FLY.

 

[bluebirdfarm]

librarian in a small historic swiss village in the high allegheny mountains of west virginia.
here is our piccy !