what kind of job do you do?

I'm self employed and work from an office in my home. Although I've done work for a variety of companies, the past years it has narrowed down to running the office of a remodeling company. Mainly that consists of bookkeeping, secretarial work and office management. In my *previous life* I worked as a correctional counselor in a state institution for juveniles who were adjudicated delinquent by the courts.

Nothing as yet, but I'm really hoping that in a couple of months I can work voluntarily at my local RSPCA shelter as I'll then be 15.

I've been writing letters for work experience for next year, and I've just got a reply from one veterinary practice that would like to have me :) Of course, my ambition is to become a veterinary surgeon.

I am a stay at home Mother. :)

I teach 8th grade social studies and work after school and Saturdays at the store selling pet food!

I am a Vet Assistant and a pizza delivery driver. :)

I would love to get into grooming, any tips? :D

I'm a stay at home pet mom/ baby oven.
I don't have a paid job anymore. I left my job just before we moved, I was the manager at the most awesome pet boarding facility I've ever seen. I got pregnant shortly after we moved, so I won't be getting another job.

I'm a bartender/waitress

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I'm aiming to be a Marine mammal rescuer and rehabilator. In fact, I'm going tommorow to an open house for a high school based entirely on the subject of Marine biology. Unfourtunatley its hard to make, but I'm pretty confident about it.

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I was very interested in that when I was in high school. I got more and more interested in birds and other wild life and never pursued the marine biology.

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Originally Posted by angelbow20

Wow are you a singer or do you play instruments? my sons father went to boston school of music but he dropped out. my son takes after him with music tho he wants every instrument possible and sings all the time we just got hima real guitar for his bday this yr!

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I play saxophones. I worked on cruise ships for 12 years, full time.
Met my husband on the Love Boat. He's a piano player.

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Originally Posted by cyber-sibes

How's that working out for you? I did murals in a church and quite a few residences some years ago. It was fun, I loved it, but I didn't love working on scaffolding - I'm trying to do things where I keep both feet on the ground now!

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Faux Finishing is a great start up business. You don't really need a loan to get started. I recommend a 5 day course such as FauxEffects.com
You must enjoy the tedious aspects as much as the creative.
There's so much work, I don't know how to keep up. It would keep me busy 7 days a week, if I let it. But, it is physically challenging, especially for someone 45'ish with Rheumatoid Arthritis, but I thought I'm not getting any better, or younger. I'm going for it!
I go 3 scaffolds high!
PM me if you want more details.

Good, good living.

I am a full time kid! :D

I don't have a job at the moment, but I would really like to start volunteering at the Human Society near our house.

Corporate Travel Agent for 30 years until 9/11. Got laid off soon afterwards. Stressful, but I loved the challenge. Got to travel everywhere I ever wanted. After work and on weekends I worked as a sales associate at a huge department store and also at a local discount beauty supply/cosmetic store. In 2003 I home cared my mom for 2 years. Had 2 much needed surgeries on my spine and am now on SSD. I loved so many of your jobs-so cool! Now that my wrist is still broken, I'm limited to stuff so I have no clue what I'd do. I have no other marketable skills. I love being home doing what I want when I want and also being with my sweet K-lo 24/7. Could be worse. I do miss being with people as I always did some kind of PR work too.

I don't think I've replied in this thread, sorry if I have. :) I work at a pet resort. I stay mostly up front, helping people check in, check out, make reservations, etc. I also help out with the dogs in the back when needed. I started out completely in the back, but, moved up front. It's fun, I get to talk to people, play with dogs and cats, and, take photos all day long. It's nice! :)

Spent over 20 years as a pianist singer, starting out mostly in bands (including a twin Elvis tribute!!!!! :eek: ). Did a couple of cruise ships near the end of my road career.

Did a CD.

Got tired. Wanted to have a home (and furbabies!)

Made the bumpy transition to day gigs in a heating company/fireplace store, great boarding kennel, when the PT kennel job ended, increased to full time as Office Manager/Customer Service with a publishing company.

Hold your manuscripts - we only publish our own magazine!

I get to spel reel gud and wurk with uther crazzy peepul! :D

I'm a dog groomer. :)

Paralegal/clerical worker. The job has become more clerical than paralegal, so it is not as challenging as it was initially. But, as I get older I think I like that, and the benefits are pretty good.

I'm still deciding what I want to do when I grow up :p

I am an artist, dog trainer, and interior designer. I also babysit my grandson when his mommy is at school.

When I was in high school I wanted to get into interior design, but I didn't follow my dream... :(

I work for Wheelchair Getaways, it is a company all over the US that rents wheelchair accessible vans. We also have a sister company that modifies and services wheelchair vans, and another sister company that is a body shop. We're all in the same building so I get a little of everything everyday!

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Originally Posted by pitc9

When I was in high school I wanted to get into interior design, but I didn't follow my dream... :(

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You're lucky. It stinks as a job. Underpaid and waaaayyyy overworked, and you're basically an overeducated salesman/purchasing agent.