What do you DO for a living?

Do you work outside the home?  If so, what do you do for a living?

If not, what was your last job?

If you are a student, what are you studying?

Chemist

My paying job is in workplace health and safety. My fun work is a volunteer firefighter, Medical First Responder for St. John Ambulance and I teach First Aid / CPR for the Red Cross.

Oh yes, full time Dad!

I am a risk analyst for a bank, I do math and stats all day.  They pay me a lot and even though my bum is starting to look like an office, I like it.  And I'm working on my 'office bum'.

MOM First and foremost, but I go to work  at the jail. lol

I am an emergency dispatcher, police, fire and ems.

I was a school teacher this past school year then I quit to stay home with my new baby and now I am a crossing guard.  That's a 180. :)

I'm a student, studying sociology at the moment, will probably switch to psychology.

Degree in Urban Planning, which I did for 5 yrs in FL, then had a ranch in MO for 15 yrs and raised registered TX Longhorn cattle,   now drive school bus.

Loved reading all the professions - what a diverse group!

Always wanted to be a veterinarian.

Veterinary Clinic. going to school to become a vet tech :)

Research Scientist (environmental geochemist)  and sometimes college instructor.

Geotechnical Engineer

Original Post by honorah:

I am a 38 year old (soon to be 39) Medical Technician with the Canadian Military.  I have my Nursing Diploma and Paramedic certification. I have been in the military since I was 17 (part-time) and joined full-time after I graduated from High School in 1988.  I met my husband during "boot camp" (basic training in 1989).  I have over 20 years in and can retire with a full pension at anytime now...     My goal after I retire from the military is to never work full-time again!

 Yup, gonna go career in USAF. I'll retire when I'm 40, though so I still can work for another 20 years or so! I'd love to be a Forensic Investigator for the Military Museum. They run tests on unknown soldiers/airman. Or a FAA crash scene investigator.