What does everyone do for a living...

[JeanieK]

Originally Posted by gutu28

I am a full-time student at the University of Georgia majoring in English and a part time waitress at a BBQ restaurant.. am I a southern stereotype or WHAT

My husbands niece works for that university. Not sure what she does. The Bulldog fans are worse than Nebraska fans.

[Maydi]

I'm a full-time student at the University of Texas Pan American majoring in Communication Disorders. I'm also a caregiver to my grandparents on the weekends

[mustangbee]

I was a Student Supervisor for 14 years. I retried 3 years ago, right after I found Princess. My Husband owns a Construction Company. He’s been in business for the past 27 years.
Now I just stay home, log on to YT, and shop at the malls.

[bchgirl]

Originally Posted by mustangbee

I was a Student Supervisor for 14 years. I retried 3 years ago, right after I found Princess. My Husband owns a Construction Company. He’s been in business for the past 27 years.
Now I just stay home, log on to YT, and shop at the malls.

You forgot...sleep 'til noon......

[mustangbee]

Originally Posted by bchgirl

You forgot...sleep 'til noon......

LOL!!!
I Do Not!!!

[OLIVIA_KARHIS]

Originally Posted by cpmarried

I am a Domestic Engineer! Which means I do all the bills for my household and take care of my three kids, my husband (when he is at home and not in Iraq),laundry,cooking, and all the cleaning! I honestly think I have one of the best jobs on the planet! Now if I could only get paid for it! LOL!

Me too!! well with out the kids part.

I also run a Doggy DayCare From My home, in Germany. Can you beleive People pay me money, to play with their dogs all day?

My Bunny Loves it! she has a new Buddy every days to play with and when she gets sick of playing with them, They go home and come back tomorrow to play.

[mandimarie]

I am a stay@home mom to my dd who is almost 3 and ds who is 4 mos. And of course to our year old yorkie, Fiona! I was in the Army until I got out to be a sahm, my dh is still serving!

[teri88]

Originally Posted by bchgirl

He only wanted to try one, ya know. When these things first came out...co-worker of dh's was on them...he said it "worked" for 4 hours which was (in his opinion) about 3 1/2 hours longer than you needed it

Is your company independent or one of the drug companies? Have a friend who's a manager of drug reps....Glaxco....

We are what's known as a contract sales organization. We hire and train the reps for our clients for specific products. We do some work for Glaxco, J&J, BMS, BI, Altana, Novartis, Novo Nordisk, we have about 200 clients.

[teri88]

Originally Posted by lisatodd

i just left my job last may as a sr claims adjuster to be at home with my 3yr old and my two furbabies and i am loving life!!!!!!!

I envy you! when my kids were little I worked nights and weekends in the hospital so one of us was always home. I used to cry at work all of the time because I wanted to be home full time. Now they are 13 and 15 and I still want to be home! Not to mention, home with Tucker. I do get to work from home 2 days a week, but I'd sure love to be home full time.

[nifer]

i thought we had gone through this before:

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29829


anyway, i conduct human chemosensory research, specifically olfaction. past studies have included trigeminal irritation, reducing agricultural malodors, sexual orientation and perception of odors, etc. however, the PhD i work with likes to focus on human attraction via chemical signaling and i have found that my interest in that area has been increasing as a result. our current research involves genetic basis of odor perception.

[Baileys_Momma]

I have three jobs. By day I am the Director of Finance for a local 250-bed hospital. By night I own my own business and I am a CPA that works on estate planning/taxes and also work as an auditor for many companies. My third and hardest job is the mother of 5 children (2 on the way). You could say I am one busy lady.

[Shanatink]

I work from home and I run an online dog boutique and sew alot of the dog clothes myself. I love love love my job and I get to spend all day with my fur-girls so I fee really lucky. I used to work at a horrible desk job working at a CPA's office 2 years ago and it made me miserable everyday(im not saying a CPA's office is bad, what I meant is that my boss just happened to be a real jerk and this job was just not for me). So I really love and appreciate my job now.

[nifer]

Originally Posted by LaviniaHyacynth

When I am not painting...I spend time on my volunteer work.I consider my anti-racism activism to be as much a part of me as my artistic endeavors.I facilitate a group called Conversations on Race and try and help participants to become more comfortable talking about the issues of racism.

it's nice to see a YTer that is so socio-politically active/aware. in general, a lot of people think that if we ignore race issues, that the problem of racism will go away, but we all know that is not the case. there aren't enough people like yourself out there working to educate others about this important issue.

[rrosenberry]

Originally Posted by nifer

i thought we had gone through this before:

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29829


anyway, i conduct human chemosensory research, specifically olfaction. past studies have included trigeminal irritation, reducing agricultural malodors, sexual orientation and perception of odors, etc. however, the PhD i work with likes to focus on human attraction via chemical signaling and i have found that my interest in that area has been increasing as a result. our current research involves genetic basis of odor perception.

Good grief! I have NO idea what you said or do? But it sounds darn serious.

[Mydogkelsey]

I am a part-time student in the evenings. I attend a community college working towards my AA then getting my bachelors at UCF or Rollins college in Orlando, Fl. Major: Elementary Education/Teacher

I am currently working full time downtown for Orange County Government as an Assistant.