What’s your 9 to 5?
 

Just curious - what's everyone’s 9 to 5?

Astronaut? Supermodel? Celebrity chef? Professional Stevie impersonator? Etc., etc. :laugh:

Me –nothing glamorous. I work as a medical illustrator at a university in Canada. Well, it’s a living. :)

I'm a lifeguard and teach swim lessons :P

I'm a business and history student in my junior year at a SUNY college. It doesn't pay well (I have to pay them :lol:) and sometimes, especially on Thursdays this semester, I'm basically there from 12:50 to after 9 PM (it's Sci Fi Forum meeting and diner run that night)

I sleep as late as my body will let me(usually noon), then I either:
1) Do sound or lights for a band, that evening.
2) Play in a band, on weekends.
3) Deal with rental properties, being a landlord.

I've really got it made. Not so much money wise, but time wise. I usually have about 3-4 days off a week. There are weeks (few) that I'll work 6-7 days, and there are weeks when I only work 2 days. I like it like that. It allows for my travels.

I'm a stripper at my local joint.



:lol: JK I'm a sweatty student.

In the week I'm a cowboy then I have a weekend job as an interior designer

I'm part of the Finance group at a large environmental engineering company that works with the DoD.

Student teaching...7th and 8th grade English.

When I'm not at school, I work in a hospital: radiology department.

I'm a pilot of extraterrestrial vehicles. I think you earthlings call them UFOs. I'm not really human, I'm a human/alien hybrid :eek:...by day.

I morph into human form and am a musician when darkness befalls the west coast of the North American sector of your planet.

I reside in Area 63; slangly referred to as "UN-Groomed Lake". (an inside joke amongst us pilots) :lol:


Now that you know that, I'll have to erase your memory and make you lose 9 minutes.

So, is it harder to get the paint off of wood or metal?

What? The endless beer run round trips to 7-11?? :lol:

I'm a full-time instructor for the communication department at a local university. Most days, I love it.

Besides going to school Monday-Friday 9-3:30 for Cosmetology...3 or 4 nights a week I work at a Church Rectory as a Receptionist

I've already taken two separate weeks in Nashvegas, in 2011. Where the beer runs are walks down on Broadway, drinking PBR, with a flask of Jim Beam Red Stag in my coat pocket.

At home, I rarely drink beer. Solo, I drink red wine. With company, usually whiskey and a mixer.

Walgreens Manager

I'm a full time student at the University of Texas and I'm a senior Mathematics major with a focus in Actuarial Science. I also have an occasional job in Midland which is 300 miles away where I'm a front-end manager at a grocery store called Albertsons. I did work full-time there, but when I transfered to UT, they offered to let me stay employed and only work during holidays! Therefore, I am basically fulltime during Christmas break and summer, but then I barely work any Sept-May.

I work as a legal assistant for a law office and spend most of my days in a effing court room. During my free time, I enjoy being terrorized by people associated with Fleetwood Mac.

That actually sounds pretty cool

Caitlin....it's really not, haha. Actually, it's interesting for the most part. I want to pull my hair out...a lot. But it's good because I am sort of my own boss for the most part. I need a vacation already.

Full time mother, part time nurse, psychiatrist, maid, taxi, teacher, cook, best friend, worst enemy, Mrs. Fix-it, and bank of mom. For pay, I work in distribution for a pharma company. I've wanted to quit for several years now, but I don't have the balls to.

In my dreams, I'm a NICU nurse.

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for a few (revolving) unnamed multi-national companies.

My current 9 to 5 is increasingly becoming one giant daydream, which revolves around wishing i had a different 9 to 5

I've always wanted to work with law...I wanted to be a Police Officer, but didnt....I wanted to be a Forensic person, but didnt....I'm just not a college kinda person lol So hair school it is LOL

Wood. Metal heats up nicely and it bubbles off ;)

part time eye doc (M-W) and full time mommy of a 2 and 4 year old (all the remaining hours)

Outpatient Mental Health Therapist for a non-profit counseling agency M-F and Inpatient Child and Adolescent Therapist in a psych hospital two Sundays a month.

No wonder you're so good, with all of us, here!:laugh:

I'm a History student. Can't complain really, it's a pretty fun course.

Apart from when I'm doing assignments on the Holocaust at half three in the morning, then it's incredibly depressing.

Full-time carpet sales consultant, part-time slave to wife and six month old boy... ;)

Full time Registered Nurse in a Mental Health Hospital. I work with patients with dual diagnosis, (pt's with both mental illness and a substance abuse problem).

Wow, we have so many impressive people on here. Fleetwood Mac should eat this **** up. I'm a junior in college. English major. Education minor. I do a ton of private tutoring, and I also run an SAT prep program out of a high school in my area.

You are on an adult unit, Lorraine?

That's my favorite commercial!!!!! I love it when he throws the box of Kleenex at him!!!!

Finished the phD last September and while looking for uni lecturing positions (I'll most likely end up in the US - hurrah) I'm working full time at a high school with 900 kids running the office there. I used to work at a non-mainstream school for children with social, educational and behavioural needs.

"and that is why yellow makes me sad" haha- that one and the woodchucks get me everytime
Im a part time accountant and part time photographer ( fullfills the left and right side of the... you know something Lindsey would say)

im a full time student with degree majors in fine art, drawing studies and theoretical/historical study and a minor in personal development and future planning. up until recently i was also a website administrator and volunteered at the local vetinary surgery.

My favorite part, too. :laugh:

Yes, only an adult unit; 18 and over. I read your earlier post that you work with children and adolescents. I don't think I could handle that. Its hard enough to handle the misfortunes of adults, but children, that would be too much for me to handle.