What do you do for a living?

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  • LittleLazySheep
    LittleLazySheep Posts: 15 Member
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    I'm a Nanny to a little boy :3 But from September I'll be a University student :D
  • EMTFreakGirl
    EMTFreakGirl Posts: 597 Member
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    Paramedic. The "stress" of the job doesn't get to me in the way that you would think....the sitting around waiting/boredom eating is what get me...but on a really busy shift I can burn off whatever I eat!
  • CYaPRN2
    CYaPRN2 Posts: 18 Member
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    Put people to sleep. (Sedation Nurse)
  • belle_of_the_bar
    belle_of_the_bar Posts: 474 Member
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    I own an ice cream truck, which you would think would not be conducive to health, but I don't really like or can't eat most of the stuff I sell. I get up and down out of the driver's seat a lot though. It does leave me enough gym time.
  • Murphy0126
    Murphy0126 Posts: 84 Member
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    I'm a Group Home Counselor that works off a branch of the hospital. We deal with adults with severe intellectual disabilities who borderline (or in a few cases cross over into) diagnosed psychopathy. Patients attempt to kill me on a daily basis, and I absolutely adore my job. When you make that breakthrough with one of the patients and see a smile on their face, it makes all the difference.

    "Find a job that you love going to and hate leaving, and you'll never work a day again in your life".

    I've found my happy.

    Rob
  • DanielCraigwannabe
    DanielCraigwannabe Posts: 28
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    I get paid by the Govt.
  • cowgirlqueen
    cowgirlqueen Posts: 466 Member
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    ground man or in my case ground woman for a communications company im on my feet all day doing physical labor
  • Crimson_Fire
    Crimson_Fire Posts: 2,504 Member
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    I'm a RN currently working in private practice.

    Good luck to those who have mentioned nursing school! :heart:
  • hei_ma_ma
    hei_ma_ma Posts: 61 Member
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    I have noticed something about this thread. Many of the women describe themselves as a wife and mom first, before they identify the work they do for pay. I don't think a single man on this thread has described himself as a husband and dad first. Point one out if I'm wrong. Why is this so? Are all the men here single?

    I'm a single and childless human female for now. I wonder how I will describe myself if/when I am married and/or a mom.
  • Jerrypeoples
    Jerrypeoples Posts: 1,541 Member
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    I'm a Group Home Counselor that works off a branch of the hospital. We deal with adults with severe intellectual disabilities who borderline (or in a few cases cross over into) diagnosed psychopathy. Patients attempt to kill me on a daily basis, and I absolutely adore my job. When you make that breakthrough with one of the patients and see a smile on their face, it makes all the difference.

    "Find a job that you love going to and hate leaving, and you'll never work a day again in your life".

    I've found my happy.

    Rob

    this is fantastic (your job description and benefits)
    I have noticed something about this thread. Many of the women describe themselves as a wife and mom first, before they identify the work they do for pay. I don't think a single man on this thread has described himself as a husband and dad first. Point one out if I'm wrong. Why is this so? Are all the men here single?

    I'm a single and childless human female for now. I wonder how I will describe myself if/when I am married and/or a mom.

    im a single guy, no kids and plan on no kids. i cant remember to take my lunch to work at times much less be responsible for another mini-sized human being. while i am immature and youll get no argument from me on that i am mature enough to know that i shouldnt breed
  • Slacker16
    Slacker16 Posts: 1,184 Member
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    Playboy millionaire trust fund baby...
    At least in my dreams.
    Feels.
  • LifterDave
    LifterDave Posts: 112 Member
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    I am retired from the military and currently work as a maintenance man for a mental health center. I am responsible for the maintenance on three buildings in three counties. I spend a lot of time on my feet repairing things and painting which also involves a lot of ladder climbing.
  • lwagnitz
    lwagnitz Posts: 1,321 Member
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    Behavior Therapist for kids with Autism :)


    Some days it's really mellow depending on the case, other days kids want me doing a lot of physical play. One kid I have in the morning burns me out sometimes! haha
  • them_and_me
    them_and_me Posts: 60 Member
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    I'm a Project Manager for a large vid-ya game company (currently on mat leave). To keep on top of the desk sittin', beer fridays and incredible amounts of cake and food days, I bike to work, snowboard on weekends, play on my company's sports teams and use the stairs.

    Doubt I'll be able to keep all that up when I go back to work with my little bambino at home... I'll update you in 7 months :D
  • caddy365
    caddy365 Posts: 46
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    I design electronic computer products. way too much sitting. Got a bike recently and will be riding at night.
  • rdsxfn
    rdsxfn Posts: 58 Member
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    Hang out with (alleged) felons!

    AHAHA

    I like how you edited this and put in (alleged) .. JUST IN CASE .. :bigsmile:
    innocent until proven GUILTY

    UNLESS. Until implies inevitability.
  • them_and_me
    them_and_me Posts: 60 Member
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    Hang out with (alleged) felons!

    AHAHA

    I like how you edited this and put in (alleged) .. JUST IN CASE .. :bigsmile:
    innocent until proven GUILTY

    UNLESS. Until implies inevitability.

    touche (:
  • toshtip
    toshtip Posts: 14 Member
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    Former I.T. professional (... still in "recovery" - I moonlight on occasion). As others have said - mostly sedentary work / staring at screens trying to figure out "what happened?!?".

    I made a career change almost ten years ago (NOT for health reasons). Currently:

    moe.jpg
  • PNewmanTx
    PNewmanTx Posts: 16 Member
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    I'm a Research Associate at a major SE Texas teaching hospital doing infectious disease research. Most of the job is sedentary, but when working in our containment lab I have to wear a "space suit," which does add a little exercise to the day. It's pretty cool working for some really high level virologists.

    I hit the gym after work, and Saturdays, for about an hour to make up for such a sedentary job.
  • miss_sassy35
    miss_sassy35 Posts: 12
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    Systems analyst that reviews business and software requirements and determines if they can be tested. If the test case failed and the actual results are not what is expected, then I create a defects and work with IT development to get them resolved for further testing.

    I volunteer and read on the weekend .

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