Thread: What's your occupation?

Originally Posted by stolenmirth

Do you remember who was in Titus Andronicus' pie? (no cheating)

Tamara's sons. I can't remember their names right now.

Great stuff!And as I had hoped,very interesting.Quite an eclectic array of occupations.Keep them coming.












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Senior Software Engineer and Weapon Test Fire Officer for a US defense contractor.

Originally Posted by xman

Tamara's sons. I can't remember their names right now.

Well done!!

It was Chiron and Demetrius.

Chief Scheduler for a large general contractor with offices across the US and internationally. Watch out I may be visiting a town near you.

I am a gastroenterologist in private practice. I am also an assistant clinical professor at Yale's School of Medicine.

Ex marine mechanic, auto mechanic, motorcycle mechanic, bicycle mechanic, agricultural mechanic, transport truck diesel mechanic, gun smith, driving school instructor and currently eeking out a meager living as a professional envelope pusher... aka letter carrier for Canada Post, this latter job has been going on for the past 25+ years. There's more, but I'm getting tired of typing. I originally trained as an Agricultural mechanic in Norway, jobs in that area were hard to come by so you learned to fix what people needed fixing.

I got tired of having dirty, oily hands so I went letter carrying.... I still have dirty hands, only now it's smudgy ink!


Regards

Kaptain "I'm ok with being a letter carrier, but why did I have to decide to do it in Canada?!?! Hawaii would have been so much nicer....." Zero

First off, let me say, great idea for a thread. Interesting to hear what everyone does while they're not shaving.

I'm a full time grad student in education. And when I say full time, I mean it. In addition to student teaching about 20 hours per week, I have a full 12 credit load (full grad courses ar three credits instead of 4) and all the reading and paper writing that goes with them.

Come spring semester, I will be student teaching full time (full days at school running my own classroom), but there is less grad class time/work.

Teachers really don't get enough respect. When's the last time you read or saw something in the news about schools that was positive?

Rochester huh?My daughter recently graduated from U of R.Great school,nice area.

U.S. Army UAV pilot, heading out to the desert here again in a couple of months.
interesting to see what everybody here does.


-dan-