Ok What Does Everyone Do?

I used to be a hit man for the mob and then became an over the road truck driver under the FBI relocation program when I turned states evidence

Now I am a sales rep for a musical wholesale company. I sell banjos, guitars, mandolins, guitars, and sound reinforcement products to retailers all over the planet but mostly in the US. Plus I play guitar professionally for my second job www.arminta.net between 100 and 150 shows per year mostly with in 5 hours of Indianapolis although we have gone as far as Atlanta, GA in the last few months.

Peace

Mikel

Go Colts

Wow - just found this topic and am amazed at how many different jobs we have represented here!!!

Let me toss my two cents in:
I became an artist when I graduated from college, and worked in a frame shop & art gallery owned by my friend for 7 years; then when I got married & our first child was born in 1983, I became a stay-at-home mom to Chris and Lauren when she arrived in 1988. I continued to do drawings, and exhibited in local art festivals as well as a couple of galleries.
Two years ago I quit the festivals and now have two galleries that carry my work, and I'm devoting more time to art and writing.My Webpage

I'm a student in mechanical engineering in Torino (Italy)

I actually have three jobs, one full-time and two part-time.

My main job is editor of a magazine called Woodshop News (www.woodshopnews.com). It's a publication for professional woodworkers -- cabinetmakers, custom furniture designers, and the like.

Job #2 is radio announcer for an adult contemporary station in Hartford, Conn. I was a full-time broadcaster until 1995 -- mostly talk radio -- when I changed careers from broadcasting to publishing. I'm not on the air a lot these days, mainly holidays and vacation fill-in. In other words, just enough to get it out of my system and keep me from attempting to do it full-time again.

The third job is my favorite, so naturally it's the one I get to do least -- I'm also a science fiction writer with two published novels and a dozen or so short stories. Trouble is, since I'm writing and editing for nine or 10 hours every day at the "real" job, and bringing office work home every weekend, I rarely have the time or energy to for fiction anymore. However, we pay off our house in four years, which is just one year after my daughter finishes college. With those two things happening at the same time, my goal is to quit the magazine, write full-time, and supplement our income with some occasional woodworking -- I have a full shop and make clocks and customized cabinets -- to help make ends meet.

I also make a few bucks from time to time doing commercial voiceovers, and performing occasionally with an improvisational theater troupe.

A.J.

My new year resolutions is to do as little as possible.

A

I'm a Computer Science instructor in a community college.

I get paid as a Computer Hardware Technician. I dont get paid as a song writer, musician and novelist YET

Annabelle Is there a line I can stand in to do what you want to do this year?

I am currently unemployed right now, but today, I went and got my Commercial Drivers License Class "B" learner's permit with a Passenger endorsement, so hopefully soon I will start in the Chicago Transit Authority's bus driver training program. I just have to wait to be called.

I'm currently studying Antique Furniture Restoration at College

Good luck to you!

Mike, I was going to ask you about how your busdriving goes! I thought about you while sitting on the bus today

Retired Army. Now sell industrial-strength software, raise two kids. Also husband, handy-man, and general go-fer for the spouse.

*licks RobertH's avatar*

Boy, and I thought Annabelles Avatar was distracting...

Welcome RobertH. Man I'm thirsty...

Eamon