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What do you do for a living ?

After the Army went back to school and ended up in I.T. for 25 years. The only thing i miss about it is the money. Did multiple things for little money until Uncle Sam decided I was disabled (after tons of doctors and paperwork). Don't work anymore and love every minute of it. The money would be nice though lol.
 
Yes it is a dream job, but only for some, this is a job you do out of passion. But man if you love nature africa is amazing ! Your mind is blown daily !
I'm in the southern quarter
 
Hey! I ran off to Wood Stock with my camp counselors at 16 yrs. old to play guitar in their band, and a lot of NYC clubing until grad and went to work for Grummans Aerospace Mech. Engineering. retired aerospace - owner of retail, s/o custom home decorating store Boca Raton - TWA Flight Attendant - Mortgage consultant. and now licensed neuromuscular massage therapist.in SoCal for a while now.
 
What a fun thread.
To paraphrase Tennessee Williams ... "I have always relied on the kindness of American Universities."
I was a "professional" grad student for a decade or so. Taught for a while but never landed that good tenure track job and ended up as university staff doing web, graphics, IT, AV etc.
I write movies too but hardly ever get paid for that so I can't really call it a job alas.
 
retired military police officer, I also am in the low voltage field, landscaping and security (personal, event, VIP, site). I am a person that will not turn down money for some old fashion hard work, I also will do general construction work. I am also in school to be a psychologist!
 
I couldn't agree more except to say the government failure started sooner. I have first hand experience with Vietnam but Korea also jumps to mind.
 
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