What do you do for a living? (Reloaded)

[Prof. Clutch]

I'm a Boston-based Independent Filmmaker (check out my sig to see my newest film) and also a Video Production Specialist for WEEI sports radio.

[Vino]

I own and operate a wine and liquor store in Yonkers NY. 

[Emmette Bryant]

I'm an ultrasound tech in Portland, Oregon

[Edgar]

Now expecting my second, this time my first daughter.
SOOO HAAPPYYYY

Congrats CrotoDad!!

TY 

[jdub1660]

Currently work from home (Chattanooga, TN) for company called Alpine Access. I am on the Xbox program with Microsoft which use to be awesome:  Work from home, play games and help people with Xbox LIVE stuff/Billing/Hardware/etc

[Bahku]

Now expecting my second, this time my first daughter.
SOOO HAAPPYYYY

Congrats CrotoDad!!

Very awesome news ... say goodbye to Cars, now it will be The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast, (but it will also be worth the compromise). Nothing like a little girl ... though I loved raising my son, nobody could test my patience like he could.

[BASS_THUMPER]

I own and operate a wine and liquor store in Yonkers NY. 

hook a brotha up with a bottle of patron..?

[17wasEZ]

Now expecting my second, this time my first daughter.
SOOO HAAPPYYYY

Congrats CrotoDad!!

Very awesome news ... say goodbye to Cars, now it will be The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast, (but it will also be worth the compromise). Nothing like a little girl ... though I loved raising my son, nobody could test my patience like he could.

I have a boy and a girl also.  You're right about little girls. My boy tests my patience BIGTIME!

[csfansince60s]

Guidance counselor and high school varsity golf coach.

Retired attorney who may go back when 4 kids are out of college and I am retired from education. How's that old saying go about attorney's never retiring but dying in their chair.


Anybody see Mr. Deeds? This thread reminds me of that scene where the innocent Deeds asks people at a shareholders meeting what they had wanted to be as kids when they grew up. Some great responses which hearken you back to when you were a kid.

5 TPs to anyone who posts that scene.

[Bahku]

Guidance counselor and high school varsity golf coach.

Retired attorney who may go back when 4 kids are out of college and I am retired from education. How's that old saying go about attorney's never retiring but dying in their chair.


Anybody see Mr. Deeds? This thread reminds me of that scene where the innocent Deeds asks people at a shareholders meeting what they had wanted to be as kids when they grew up. Some great responses which hearken you back to when you were a kid.

5 TPs to anyone who posts that scene.

Reminds me of a scene from The Wonder Years ... Kevin Arnold's dad is Manager of Distribution and Product Support Services at a company called NORCOM, and Kevin asks him (innocently) if he always wanted to be a Manager of Distribution and Product Support Services, (which his dad gets a chuckle from).

The episode started with the kids saying what they wanted to be when they grew up, and their "fall-back" options. Funny how our lives progress, and how our goals continually change with age. At the youngest I can remember, I wanted to be a Minister, and my "fall-back" was an Astronomer, (which is what I'd still like to be - the Astronomer, that is).

[openairmovie]

I work for the Patriots shipping dept.

also used to own my own motocross film company

[Edgar]

Now expecting my second, this time my first daughter.
SOOO HAAPPYYYY

Congrats CrotoDad!!

Very awesome news ... say goodbye to Cars, now it will be The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast, (but it will also be worth the compromise). Nothing like a little girl ... though I loved raising my son, nobody could test my patience like he could.

lol
hope to convert girl to be a car lover
herbie at least y know

ty too 17
its fun the idea of having the couple we will see


And please Bass be sure Edgar is by your side when you open that Patron one

[TheGreenThumb]

Am originally from the Philippines.  My employer sponsored me for permanent residence many, many years ago.  I still work for this Fortune 500 company as an IT Professional (primarily supporting existing / implementing new Business Applications.)

I'm also a work-a-holic. 

This is the focus of my income-producing energies as I wanted something I could run from a laptop, that would allow me to travel, concentrate on music again, and start a new family, as I am recently engaged.

(I wanted to share her pic here, but she asked me to remove it - she is filipina and very shy about such things ... my bad, I'm learning ).

Congratulations on your engagement!  What's your favorite Filipino food?  Adobo?

[Bahku]

Am originally from the Philippines.  My employer sponsored me for permanent residence many, many years ago.  I still work for this Fortune 500 company as an IT Professional (primarily supporting existing / implementing new Business Applications.)

I'm also a work-a-holic.  

This is the focus of my income-producing energies as I wanted something I could run from a laptop, that would allow me to travel, concentrate on music again, and start a new family, as I am recently engaged.

(I wanted to share her pic here, but she asked me to remove it - she is filipina and very shy about such things ... my bad, I'm learning ).

Congratulations on your engagement!  What's your favorite Filipino food?  Adobo?

Nice to meet you ... I lived in the Philippines for about a year, primarily in the Santa Cruz area of Manila, but also into Painique, (where her family is from), Quezon, Cebu, (of course), and my favorite place, Boracay, (to vacation).

Adobo is very good, but my favorites are Singang na Baboy, Pandesal, Ensaymada, Shrimp Pinakbet, Longganisa, Lechon Manok, (yum!), Babingka, Halo-Halo, (extra-yum!), and street food like Lumpia, Kamote-Cue, Taho, and Kwek-Kwek.

I have to say, I was very reluctant to eat many things there, but I promised Rose that I would try anything at least once. Her mother's specialty was Fried Palaka, and it was delicious!, (I never told my Mom, though, cuz that's her favorite animal) ... however, I did not like the Tamilok in Cebu, and I could only eat Balut once, (though Rose at it almost every night, haha).

I will never forget the sound of the "Balut Man" at 11PM or later out on the street ... one of the sounds of the Philippines that I grew quite fond of ... "Baluuuuuut! Baaaaluuuut!" ... great memories there, and I love the people. Filipina women are easily the most beautiful in the world, IMHO, and I have always felt that way.

[Employee8]

I'm a big time lurker so you probably don't see me posting much but if you were wondering who are the people looking at these forums on a daily basis- here's one lurker's bio.

1) Environmental engineer with the Coast Guard (full time)
2) EE grad student at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (part time)
3) Barefoot runner/backpacker/day hiker
4) Connecticut resident
5) Would love to move to Vermont or New Hampshire for a job in the wastewater industry
6) Still an Antoine Walker fan (not a homer though)