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Retired. I put 45 years in the insurance business, retired, and never looked back. Now I am active in a Scottish heritage group and a submarine veterans group. Oh yeah, I take pictures whenever I can.

George

ps: Just a Mom? Congratulations, that's a tough job.
gb

I am an IT professional...other than that, gadget and electronics freak

Software Test Manager

Accounting/Finance-Budget Director for a college within a large urban State University. 19 years in Higher Ed-Internal Auditing/Accounting Management.
BBA accounting.

Bi-vocational pastor with MA from seminary. That's my true love and where i get my warm fuzzies.

amateurish photographer with an old Nikon FG, a Nikon Coolpix 3100 and 100mb on Pbase, which is how I calm the raging beast within!

LOL

Mark

Computer Syatems Analysts for the past 28 years.

Bill

I work for a large Environmental consulting firm (My speciality is piping layout design for Water and Wastewater Treatment faciliities)

Registered Nurse here, palliative and supportive care at a HIV/AIDS Hospice

Teacher by calling (Primary... ;D Have taught a range of K-6) but, seem to fit in best with the silliness of K-1. (I'm told I have the patience too. lol)

Photographer at heart, Technogeek by hobby too. (Tech coordinator/troubleshooter/website at my school)

I am a Solutions Analyst from Singapore. Started digital photography with a small little Canon Ixus v2. Thinking of getting the Canon S1 IS.
Btw, I have just being promoted to a father

http://www.pbase.com/jtks576/bundleofjoy

Horse Breeder .

franziskalang wrote:Software Test Manager

And she is my manager so I'm a Software Tester.

I am also a registered nurse. I worked in ICU for a few years; in private medicine as a Sister; and now I am a nurse practitioner in primary care. I support the Doc's doing triage and medical advice. It's the best job I've ever had; and my quality of life improved dramatically when I stopped doing shift/weekend work.

Much respect to Aestus - that is a tough job.

It's really interesting to hear what everyone does!

Wow, lots of amazing and wonderful careers!!

I'm a stay at home mom of two sons and a freelance photographer. Over the last couple of years I have sold a few of my photos at random, but the biggest work photographically I've done is shooting for a local Harley-Davidson dealership. Last September I got asked to shoot Harley-Davidson's 9th Annual Ride for Breast Cancer Research and then later did a calendar in a joint effort with my uncle who is a 30+ year professional photojournalist and graphic artist (who also works in publications). The calendar for the dealership (Wisconsin Harley-Davidson or WiHD) went quite well and they have asked us to do another one for next year! I will be shooting some events and rides for WiHD this summer and fall. I also just sold 62 photos to the Lady Riders Foundation for use in a DVD promotional Slide Show they're putting together on Breast Cancer research and information.

Angela, that's quite an achievement!

Thanks, Nikki!