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This is my first year in the teaching profession. I have the honor of teaching 75 rowdy 8th graders 180 days a year. It is rewarding but very, very challenging. Not even the military and the deployments that go along with it can even come close to how difficult this job can be at times. I have done many other things but won't list them all here.
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this post is just awsome,after tech school i was a line mechanic for a local gm dealership, then worked high line construction,from there spent 20,yr's as a cable splicer with united tel/sprint then went into the special services department for 8yr's 10 mos(t-1's, cxr system's install and repair, fiber optic terminals any thing data related. fixed them or fixed them to where no 1 could and them replaced them)forced into retirement due to illness in 2006,now hang out on crappie dot com---fuzz
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I invented Post its..Originally Posted by spider rig man
I worked the cotton mills and made Denim15yrs, a weaver for 10 of those years. Lay offs were h*ll so I worked for the school district and went back to college. Started selling Boiled Peanuts in 82. best thing ever happened to me. I also hauled Watermelons, pumpkins, Christmas trees, and maters. Did plenty of wholesale but I loved the truck sales on the side of the hwy. I had to give it up 3 years ago because of my heart attacks and stroke. I ain't worth the food I eat now as far as working. I do guide a bit for a few good people.
I ran and helped run a Youth Sports Complex for 12 years. Coached football, boys and girls yth thru high school elite Basketball, yth baseball, and girls softball fast and slow pitch tournament teams. Also the plumber,janitor, lawnmower,trashman, scape goat... I miss all that fun. Some of my teams had my own kids. Those were even better years.
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See above quote for my info.
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"If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles." ~Doug Larson
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usaf 1973-1977, Sr process op. kingsford 17 years, gas grills are the devil!!!
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Retired Air Force EOD Tech, Work now for the DoD as a Unix System Administrator.
"If you see me running....you better not be far behind"
Algebra teacher and football/baseball coach for the last 8 years. Was in the military for 3 years before that.
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18 years in the oilfield. 9 in workover on land and 9 on a drilling rig offshore. For the past 11 years I've worked at a chemical plant where we make industrial resin for plywood and such and we also manufacture formaldehyde.
On the side, I've always been a gigilo!!(I hope my wife doesn't read this!! She would swear I was being serious and try to use it against me!! :D )
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Grease monkey for the USAF! 8 more years until I can retire, then I plan on becoming a boat motor mechanic.
"If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles."
Dave
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Bus boy, ditch digger, landscaper and lifeguard ...then I went to school and joined the USAF.
They taught me to launch Minuteman III missiles...but I never launched one (you should be glad of that)...crosstrained to medical administration. Now I'm lead administrator for a primary care clinic (dental, peds, family care, women's health, pt). I have 18 yrs in...I'm still having fun but wondering what I'll do at 20.
Grew up salt water fishin out of Destin FL...USAF has treated me to various freshwater opportunities. I love it all.
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