What do you do for a living?
12-01-2010, 01:42 PM
#33
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Originally Posted by Maride
I have been a research scientist and an In-Vitro Fertilization technician. Right now I am working on my next career, a Funeral Director. Does it means that I will be a grown space?
12-01-2010, 01:44 PM
#34
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I am a retired RN. Was a stay at home mom until my youngest started school. Took a refresher course and returned to nursing, and then spent 30 years working in the local hospital. I have worked in ER,ICU,Med-Surg,OR and PACU. I avoided OB and the Nursery if possible. Now I spend time sewing,quilting and just general mundane chores of day to day living.
12-01-2010, 01:50 PM
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I am a high school teacher (certified to teach Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, Italian and Physics), an adjunct University professor and a translator (Spanish, Italian) I also do freelance writing since the big publishing houses keep rejecting my fiction. I'll keep trying with that too though.
12-01-2010, 01:53 PM
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Before moving to northern New Hampshire, I was production manager for newspapers. I have also worked in ad agencies, a real estate office, as well as helping a dear friend run a bookstore for 20 years, when I wasn’t doing my newspaper work.
Currently I am semi-retired and work from home p/t for 2 small town newspapers, doing production work (ad make up and putting together e-pages). When I'm not working I'm quilting/sewing, reading and going antiquing.
Currently I am semi-retired and work from home p/t for 2 small town newspapers, doing production work (ad make up and putting together e-pages). When I'm not working I'm quilting/sewing, reading and going antiquing.
12-01-2010, 01:55 PM
#40
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Upholsterer/Seamstress retired. Never been one to be scared of getting my hands dirty.
I retired at the young age of 37.
Now I have the best job on the world........Being the wife of a man who makes me laugh.
I retired at the young age of 37.
Now I have the best job on the world........Being the wife of a man who makes me laugh.
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