quiltingb1

I was a Licensed Practical Nurse, then became a stay at home mom for 8 yrs, then went into the Civil Service working for the Federal Government as an Administrative Assistant for the NATO AWACS program, then out of the Civil Service and became an Executive Assistant with the National Kidney Foundation. When that job was deleted after 5 yrs I became a Real Estate Agent. Did that for 2 yrs and then had to "retire" to take care of my elderly in-laws. Am now permanently retired and do only things that I enjoy like reading, quilting, cooking and baking and spending time with my grandkids.

malega

Retired credit controller, for twenty five years.

MYWR

physician - semi retired and work on review isues at home online mostly
(please don't ask me medical questions)

clsurz

to annoy the quilt police LOL

orangeroom

I'm a labor and delivery RN. I am also a certified lactation counselor. At work there are many things that I am assigned to do on any given day. I could assist pt and doctor with delivering a newborn, be the nurse who cleans and assesses a newborn, takes care of new moms and their newborns, or be in the nursery with all the newborn babies.

RobertaMarie

Retired. Holistic massage therapist.

Worked with healing hands and love flowing. I miss it a lot.

Main career(still going) being married to the nicest guy in the world for over fifty-nine years. :)

oma66

I was an art teacher in a Christian school when I retired 5 yrs. ago.

Suzi

Domestic Goddess and Canine Reproduction Specialist --- I'm busy!!! But, never too busy to get in a couple of stitches here and there ........

craftyheart2

I am a medical typist. I find quilting is a common hobby for health workers - must be the stress relief it provides.

Margie

Child of God, wife, mother, retired RN(only one I received Money as payment, but the others paid better :).