Computer Systems Analyst.
Computer Systems Analyst.
Doorman at a condominium complex?glorified baby/adultsitter........I give people their mail/help them with their luggage /patrol their building and grounds(I've busted car thieves/building infiltrators)I help drunk people get to their homes/Facilities Maint. House dad clean up after parties break up fights, answer their questions and complaints scold them when needed fix and look for building leaks catsitter/homesitter/plantwaterer and occasional finder of lost wallets/purses/cellphones and keys/Parking attendant.......good gawd ya'll.............Remember Carlton the doorman from the Jeffersons ha ha..I don't wear a fancy uniform though.:) I'm thinking about getting into caretaking for someone if I can find a good gig.
Public Guardian. (A purple jelly bean to anyone who knows what that is)
Do you know?Quote:
Originally Posted by leadduck
I'd Googled it and came up with this; Office of the Public Guardian forms
That last paragraph almost set my brain on fire... what is it, some ancient troll language?
Looks like Welsh to me, but I could be wrong .....etcetera ....Quote:
Originally Posted by Lemur
OK, I have no idea what, "Yma darparwn y prif lyfrynnau a ffurflenni cyfarwyddyd yn y Gymraeg, dros yr wythnosau nesaf byddem hefyd yn mudo prif dudalennau safwe newydd Swyddfa’r Tâl-feistr Cyffredinol (yr OPG) i’r Gymraeg" means either. Basically, I'm appointed by the court to make legal decisons for individuals who by virtue of a cognitive disability, lack the capacity to make decisions for themselves. I have to tell you, trying to read this is making me question my own capacity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lemur
Haha, that's how I felt too, I just kept reading while it felt like the world fell apart!
That actually sounds like an interesting job, with a lot on your shoulders.
I think it's the same as we in Sweden call "god man" "good man".
As society "progress", it looks to me like we all will need one soon.
Snap-on Tools (manager)
I had been working as a commercial photographer and a professional ski patroller for a few years until the economy tanked a few years back.
Now I manage an assisted living home for adults with intellectual disabilities as my full time thing and still do the ski patrol thing part time. I also do freelance photo and video work here and there and I just took a class to teach AHA CPR for BLS providers. Now to get trained in a few first aid courses and start a part time business teaching that stuff on weekends/evenings ...
I'm moving into the new car business from selling suit. Anyone have any tips?