Ok What Does Everyone Do?

I work as deliverer for a great European parcel service. Every day on the road, hundreds of parcels on the load floor, ever in hurry - never in stress. I like my job. I don't need exercises after the work and the job keeps me fit and well. I meet a lot of people every day, have a lot of fun and within my district I know (almost) every mousehole...

Ingo

I am a carpenter. I do mostly residential building, but my company also does commercial and industrial buildings.

Work for NBC as a Broadcast Engineer



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I am the retired Postmaster of Darien Georgia. Darien is Georgia's second oldest City after Savannah. Darien was founded in 1736 by Scottish Highlanders. Presently, I help managed and market cotton for cotton growers in Georgia and South Carolina. On weekends I take people out to dolphin watch or fishing on Georgia's beautiful coast. I am a licensed U.S. Coast Guard Captian. Then I enjoy my grandchildren. Yes, I do make time for them.

I am a lifeguard and swim instructor for our local YMCA. I also coach the swim team located there. A lot of fun but you have to expect to get swimmers ear(a typically outter ear infection) at least once a year and that's not to0 joyus!

I am a project manager for the largest engineering firm in the US, doing environmental work.

In my dreams I am a wealthy gentleman farmer, living off the land and helping others.

I am a CSR for an independent Insurance Agency. I am the first person you see when you walk thru the door.
We are also the UPS drop off point and I take care of that as well.

Val

I use to be in jewelry sales and repair for about twenty five years. It did quite well for a long time but I finally closed it down after my grandfather (the owner) passed on. Too much competition from the local big box stores and ll I was getting was the repair work on their crappy jewelry. If only I had known about Irish music back then I would have converted the whole thing over into a Celtic gift shop. After that I did a mess of odd jobs while the kids grew up that included hotel night auditor, moring supervisor at Burger King, printing T-shirts for Budweiser and even a stint working for musicland for a while. sadly only the hotel and Burger King are the only businesses that are still here
Now I work in a sewing plant (Hate it, hate it, hate it). and I looking for anything else! Just finished my Master's degree in Religious Education last summer but we have to take care of my 91 year old father in law right now so we are stuck here for a while. Arrrrgh!

Nothing now....mass layoff today

I am a retired millwright from General Motors. I play golf regularly (still no good at it!) work part time doing small engine repair and some fence and deck construction for a local landscaper. I have become very busy with My Webpage I have eight weddings booked and two dozen golf tournaments to pipe for.

That's too bad. I hope something comes your way soon. What company were you with? Temporary layoff or permanent? A friend of mine works doing muffler assemblies in Cambridge, ON and with strikes or downturn in the automobile industry, he often ends up on temporary layoff. Temporary a few years ago meant a full year without work. It's hitting way too many people now.

I am so sorry Leelee. I hope something comes your way soon.

Val

I work at a undergraduate Oceanography school here in Woods Hole MA. I am in charge of buildings and grounds. We have two 135' brigantine research vessels. Look us up. sea.edu

I'm a musician and visual artist...part of a Celtic group that tours the east half of N.America. Anyone know of a festival that needs a 5 piece act.

Love the side burns from 1975 piobmhor piper!!!

Leelee - Cheer up dearie, this may be a golden opportunity for you...