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What does everyone do for a living?

I noticed a lot of you girl and guys are on during morning hours and less at night so im thinkin you all are at work. Im a stay at home mom and i redeliver newspapers to people who did not get them on the weekends...

I dont work right now as much because i have gotten to a point where i feel almost embarrassed to get a job. I have a hard time working in an office because i dont have the right clothing to wear and anything that looks office appropriate in my size is like 35 years older than me..;):D Well the benefits of seeing my daughter grow up right now are far greater than an office job so for now its ok, but i can be a sit on my azz mom forever....its time to get moving and get my career goin....

So anyway just curious what you all do for a living and basically just tryin to get a feel for you all.

p.s. i dont think ive ever used "you all" in a post so many times!!

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I'm an RN working as a Case Manager for an Insurance Company you either Love or Hate. UnitedHealthcare.

Customer service for a company that manufactures data acquisition and control boards for PC's and related software.

I am amazed at the range of people/jobs/locations that we span and yet we all have something in common - a reason to be here.

Nice to meet everyone!

I used to be a boring paralegal with a real estate license. I'm still both those things, but I just bought my own foxy, fun, exciting and awesome business, and I'm so excited I can't sit still. I'm waiting (impatiently) for my website to be built and I'll tell you the rest when it's up and running, winky wink.

Lisa Bonekovic, Business Owner.

Sorry for boasting, but I just can't stop saying that!

Hi!

I am a freelance art director (i.e. glorified graphic designer). I love my job. I have clients all over the US and am able to work from anywhere. I also work for a ministry - which I like more than my freelance job!

I wish you continued success with your weight loss!

I am a Customer Serivce Rep for a manufacturing co. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. Not my prefered career i would love to be a make-up artist, I am planning on taking classes soon.

I own a wheelchair transportation company; an adult toy, novelty and lingerie home party business; I also run (with my sister) my dad's towing, auto repair, machine shop business; we have 15 rental houses.

I was a supervisor for Krogers but quit in May and now I just run our roofing business and go back and forth to North Dakota where we own an old 17000 sqft school we are turning into a Lodge.

My husband and I own a Christian based automotive repair/ paint, body and collision shop. We also sell Arctic Cat ATV's. I am currently a stay at home mom and full time book keeper and problem solver of my lovely all male 12 employees. Talk about a full time job. LOL

I am a service representative for SBC. Been with Bell for about 9 yrs now. I was a stay-at-home mom until my youngest went to kindegarten. She's a sophomore now and I have another daughter who is in college now.

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