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[Kerrya]

Ok here goes I'm a Paramedic for FDNY. worked for health and hospitals before the fire dept took us over. Life is never dull. Hubby is a cop for NYPD. belive it or not we meet at a crime sceen (Lady got shot). BYT she was fine

[stretch2864]

It has been fun reading all of these posts. I work as a health unit coordinator (aka station secretary) in the labor and delivery unit of a local hospital. I started here as a job to get me through while I finished college and I ended up staying. The people I work with are great and the hours (nights) have worked well since I am a single parent. I like the variety of work and the fact that you never know what might walk in the door. Once my DD is out of high school though, I may go back and get a master's degree and try something else. Maybe I'll get some good ideas here!

[KathyL]

Great Question!!!

I am a Kindergarten Teacher. I love teaching the young ones. I have been teaching Kindergarten and Preschool for over 15 years at various locations including NYC and Boston.

KathyL

[DebiDebiDebi]

WOW! What an interesting and diverse group we are! I am loving hearing what we all do!

[Flower and Baloo]

<font color="green">Customer Service Rep for a well known worldwide company in both the Insurance and Emergency Road Service Depts is the hat I've worn for the past 7 years (in Customer Service for over 22 years)and hopefully in the near future a sahw while trying to get pregnant or adopting older multiracial children.

DH is a Holistic Health Practitioner specializing in Life Strategy/Hypno-Anesthesiology and Bodywork/Massage.</font>

[tikibird]

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"Nana you just went on vacation". And I said to him, "Ryan, that's what Nana does".

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Now THAT's a GREAT job!

[Fortissimo]

I'm a zoo keeper, err, I mean middle school band and orchestra teacher.

At the end of this school year I will only have 16 more years until I can go to WDW during the low season!

[aurora1429]

my most important job is mom to Rebekah and Zachary and wife of Kevin! In my spare time, I am the Director of Christian Education at my church, and I work partime in a neighborhood store. The store was family owned until 1997 and when we sold it, I came with the deal I couldn't pass up the hours or the pay. I worked nights until Zach started school full time this year so I lost the night hours and picked up some day hours. I'm the "cetified food handler" so they love having me around and not being harrased by the health department for not having someone on site.

[joyjoy]

I'm a Human Resources Assistant at a manufacturing plant. I do payroll and recruit and process applications, plus I maintain all of our online ISO procedures as well as training records. Love the company and the people... the job? hmmmm.... read Sandy's previous posts on HER HR job.

[TimonTracy]

I work for a mortgage finance ompany. Basically, I sit in a cube all day and write/fix internal computer programs. I don't have alot of human contact which I really miss. (I used to work in a hospital). I've been here 5 years. The job is boring, but the benefits are great... (and without it, I couldn't be cruising the DCL !!)

[TINKN]

Well, my official title is Office Manager. I work at a limestone quarry in the field house (trailer). I have one part-timer under me (which makes me the manager I guess). I weigh trucks full of stone (computerized), answer the phone, dispatch trucks, file, type, clean, buy whatever is needed here and do anything else that needs to happen to keep the office running smoothly. Pretty boring, but certainly stress free. The downside are long hours (5 10 hour days) and the fact that my only human contact most days are truck drivers and guys that work in the quarry.

[ProChristo]

This is great fun! Thanks DebiDebiDebi!

I work full time for Linens 'n Things. I'm a "sales specialist" which means that I know everything there is to know about one specific department, window treatments. Since I've been there over 3 years now, I also know tons about other departments as well, mostly soft lines. I love the guest interaction I get to have daily, and really don't have too many stinkers. I put away freight, make sure product is signed correctly, locate items we are out of stock on for guests, iron and style all of the window displays and many of the bedding ones as well, and occasionally work at the cash register, too. Windows has the highest theft rate in the company, so I keep an eye on suspicious guests too. It makes for a very busy day. I'm looking forward to the time when I'll be a SAHM, though.

[Chrissi]

Another full time Mama/domestic goddess/trophy wife here. DH and I run a small tie-dye business that is mostly a spring and summer job because we sell as merchants at festivals for the most part. In the fall and winter, I like to spend time volunteering just to get DS and I out of the house. I do fundraising for La Leche League, cooking and baking for the VFW's fundraisers, and story time at the library with the 12 month - 3 year old group.

[minemoz1]

For the past 10 years, I have been an Art Director for a national medical association (not the AMA ) I design several magazines, advertising, logos, brochures and just about anything else you could think of. The past few years the climate of the company has changed for the worst. I'm going to start looking for something else after the holidays or possibly freelance. It's unfortunate because I work with some really great people.

[Bozrah_Disney_Fan]

Here's mine.

I am a Oracle Database Administrator. Now for a private college here in CT, Formerly I worked in the Corporate world as a consultant doing installs and system set ups. I love the pace here now that I am in 'College World'