What do you do for a living?

[Weasel Mender]

To pay the bills I am a babysitter for a silicon based lifeform (cell site technician) but as I am facing yet another round of layoffs I am concentrating on my other buisness as a professional sorter (network marketing) sorting those with vision from those who have none

Weasel Mender

[davedove]

I have worked as a civilian accountant for the United States Army since 1989 in different organizations within the Medical Research and Materiel Command. Our mission is to research, develope, produce, and field medical solutions for the US military.

I also volunteer with the Civil Air Patrol in my off hours.

[Coinneach]

I write.

I'm a freelance writer and documentation/translation project manager working mostly in the high-tech industry. That pays the bills. For fun, I write film/DVD reviews, personal essays, and other articles.

[Mike in Dayton]

If you ask my boss he would say I take up space in the employer's office. I try to convince others I do IT (Information Technology) work.

[jackson1863]

I am a pastor and have been for 17 years.

I am hoping to take up the pipes on the side.

[Mael Coluim]

What pays the mortgage, bills and kilts is my employment as a manager of gated active adult community. I work part time at a local Wal-Mart in the sporting goods department. As an associate there I provide a behind-the-scenes ministry to my fellow workers. I am a commissioned captain in the Church Army USA.

My prior profession has been as an administrator in hospitals, nursing homes and medical clinics. The last ten years of the prior century I specialized in turning around distressed retirement communities and opening new ones (mainly assisted living facilities).

My most interesting employment was fours years (1981- 85) in Kuwait as a medical administrator of Getty/Texaco Oil Companies. That experience afforded the opportunity to travel extensively through the Middle East. I also was able to travel to northern India, Kashmir and Nepal. With additional trips to France, Germany and the UK it was quite an experience I cherish.

[Christo13]

I've edited airplane manuals for the past few years, and work with some of the coolest people I'll ever work with.

Before that, I documented billing procedures for several telecom companies.

Christopher

[Jack Daw]

What pays the mortgage, bills and kilts is my employment as a manager of gated active adult community.

Are those legal outside of Nevada?

[muirkirkca]

Retired Facility Manager with IBM and 5 years in marketing for total 30 years.
Followed with 5 years as a Building Manager with a fraternal insurance co.
Then 5 years as a legal assistant in a law firm
Three years in security at a brewery.

Mechanical Engineer U of Guelph and U of Toronto. Sail in summer, hibernate and shovel snow in the winter.

[haxtonhouse]

I am a disabled veteran of the U.S. Army (12 years), and now I am a fifth grade teacher. I also build custom fly rods part time.