mike'sgirl

I also worked as a unit secretary, EMT before that . For the last 22 years I have been a sahm home schooling my kids.

JuneBillie

I home schooled my son for two years. It sure was worth it too. After that I was a special education teacher for the Severe and Profound K-12. Also worked as a Resource English Teacher for 2 years, and at the Alternative School for 1 year for court ordered students teaching all subjects including art. I worked one summer as a volunteer at a local men's prison teaching reading. I am now retired.

notmorecraft

I've been an office manager in the UK IRS, also used to audit the offices themselves lol, had a stint at computer programming, owned wedding dress business where I designed n made dresses to order. Raised two boys, umpteen dogs and not very successfully trained a husband 😀. I still work for IR albeit 3 mornings a week, help look after my granddaughter and care for my dad, and quilt and sew as often as I can.

lynnie

I don't know if i responded to this thread or not.
I sold gold, diamonds and fine gems for a total of 20 yrs. . Also drove a school bus, but had to quit due to a work related injury.
Then for 5 yrs, I embroidered caskets and engraved them. The most rewarding job of my life. I loved it. It was so good to be able to help people in their time of need, and to have fun doing it too.
I'm now fully disabled and am enjoying my time off after working 2-4 jobs at a time. Lots of time for sewing, quilting and embroidering...by hand and machine.

susanlh

Registered nurse since 1977.

DOTTYMO

Now a Lady of LEISURE(retired). I was a teaching Headteacher in a small rural school with 80 pupils and 3 classes. I taught for 3 and a half days a week. The work as Headteacher was done at home every night. Good job I was not married.

jetayre

Varied life.....Sales, Industrial Buyer, manufacture's Assistant, free lance reporter, polyester resin jewelry maker with shop, dowsing instructor for 25 years, retail sales for 20 years, artist, and other odds and ends.

orangeroom

RN in labor and delivery. Was a sahm until all children were in school full time, then I went to nursing school.

donac

I taught high school for 38 years all in the same building. I retired in June 2015 and then started as an adjunct professor in Sept 2015 (An adjunct left 2 weeks before the beginning of the semester and my application was sitting on the chair's desk)

canmitch1971

I might have answered this before but I am a retired Registered Practical Nurse. I have worked on paediatrics, maternity, med/surf and in a psychiatric hospital.