What do your parents/family/you do for a living?

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my parents are both psychologists..they have their phDs..but my dad is going back to school to be a naturalist/park ranger, hehe

 

Mom is a Spanish teacher at the Catholic Highschool that I attended. Was handy to get access to the photocopy machine, the treasures in the lost and found, and a cool ride to school and back. Dad works in geo-technical design at the Ministry of Transportation in Ontario. He knows a lot about dirt, numbers and how to talk to engineers.

 

My dad is a truck driver and my mom works for Fred Meyer. What's funny is their rich.

 

My dad is a retired Mechanical Estimator from NBBJ and The Austin Company and my mother is a retired Large Winder from Eldec Corp. They are oldies, lol but I love em dearly.

 

Freddy Meyers, aint heard that name in a long time. As a kid we loved to go there, guess its like that for Wally Worlds in the south.

 

My dad is a retired mechanical engineer who worked for Kodak. My mom is a dialysis nurse, as well as a clinician and nurse educator.

 

my mom writes software direction manuals and teaches classes on software, used to be a newspaper writer

my dad is ex air force, aerospace engineer, project mgmt consultant, and is now a physicians assistant at a heart hospital for retirement

 

My dad is a janitor at the school in my hometown, as well as a carpenter.

My mother, before she died, was a relief operator at Ford.

How much more blue collar can you get????

 

my dad is an industrial director.. like he's the vice-president of this salad-packaging company.. and a consultant..

my mom doesn't work, but she paints..

 

my mom works on the top floor of City Hall. public works/civil engineering. whatever that means. i know it has something to do with sidewalks.

me and my brother both work for the same pizza place. different locations, though.

 

My mother is a stay at home mum, while my dad work's in mining.

 

My Dad runs a printing press......he actually helped me get a job at the shop he works at. I fix the equipment he works on. My mom used to be a painter, and worked in a paint store in Denver for years. She designed and mixed a lot of the paint around the city, including Coors Field. Now she stays at home but she makes hemp jewelry, quilts, and grows enough food to feed our extended family.

 

My parents used to be lawyers, then they retired and now my mum is studying and teaching archaeology in the university, and my dad is doing some property development stuff.

I work for a development organization, focusing on human rights.

 

My dad was a pediatrician , and my mother is a pharmacist

 

My dad is in a box in Rochester, NY. Has been since 1965. Mom moved in next door to him in 2001. He was a NYC cop, later owned a nightclub. She was a beautician and later, a factory foreman for Harris Semiconductor. I am the last.

 

my dad is the Equipment Manager for Boston Public School Athletics

my mom works for the science dept for the same school dept.

my sister is a mother and a full time lifeguard

 

My Dad was a bricklayer when he could find work. My mum was a cleaner/housekeeper.

 

we're currently 'riders of the purple wage'. my mom gets my dad's retirement. half of what they gave him when he retired from more then 30 years of working for the railroad and telegrapher/towerman/clerk. i've done a number of different things in my life, but right now, i'm not gettting anything. my wife gets dissability and does a bit of tayloring on the side. although i think she spends more on it as a hobby then she actually gets from doing so.

at any rate i wash her dishes and floors and clothing and cook most of what both of us eat, and her check pays the rent and buys the groceries.

the only thing we own really, that's of any 'asset' value, is this computer, and that's not really above low middle of the line when it was new.

my dad had a pretty good income toward the end of his working, but when i was in school we pretty much just bearly got by.

things i have done myself include heavy equipment apprentice on the railroad myself, also driller's helper on mineral exploration rigs, a lot of dishwashing and general help restaraunt jobs, a few other things involving geology and tecnology and that sort of thing. what i did in the airforce to get out of being drafted was fix radar jamming equipment. nothing particularly glamourous. but mostly odd bits like that. i've sorted fruit and stacked boxes too. worked for harry and david/jackson and perkins/bear creek (different names associated with different products, of the same company really, in southern oregon)

never really been social enough nor gutsy enough to really get some of the kinds of jobs i probably could have if i had been.

so now all i have is a wife who gets a nut check and a mom, who is almost 90 who gets half of what was dad's retirement.

i'd love to be working somewhere by wifie can't seem to understand that someone needs to be allowed to get enough sleep to be able to do so. or at least i would and always have.

creating and exploring are what i live for, but since i have close to zero tollarance for any kind of stress, espcially social stressess, i've never been able to do anything as closely related to ether as i would have prefered, for a living.

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My parents are in the circus...