What was/is your occupation
10-15-2011, 09:47 AM
#671
Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Posts: 6
Originally Posted by Quilterfay
I was thinking that we would put down our occupation BUT we would read to see if anyone else had the same occupation. So in the end we should know how many - ie: 23 nurses, 25 teachers.
I will start I am a Fraud Investigator -1
I will start I am a Fraud Investigator -1
10-15-2011, 11:27 AM
#673
Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Gravesville Arkansas
Posts: 24
I love the Lord and I'm a side tracked Home executive !
I wear many Hats.. right how the hat I'm wearing is checking email and waiting on my washer to quit .at the same time I'm posting here.. I'll give a few other hats I have worn and one I still wear often..
I have. worn the hat of a receptionist, computer card puller.
a Horse babysitter. A Licensed day care provider.
Now and still am. for over 45 years I'm a Wife , Mom of 9, A Caregiver to my Daughter that has Downs syndrome. And a caregiver to my Husband.. ,I'm a Grandmother, GreatGrandmother Just to mention a few but have to Add ~~~ AND A QUILTER !
I wear many Hats.. right how the hat I'm wearing is checking email and waiting on my washer to quit .at the same time I'm posting here.. I'll give a few other hats I have worn and one I still wear often..
I have. worn the hat of a receptionist, computer card puller.
a Horse babysitter. A Licensed day care provider.
Now and still am. for over 45 years I'm a Wife , Mom of 9, A Caregiver to my Daughter that has Downs syndrome. And a caregiver to my Husband.. ,I'm a Grandmother, GreatGrandmother Just to mention a few but have to Add ~~~ AND A QUILTER !
10-15-2011, 02:30 PM
#675
Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: NE Connecticut
Posts: 129
Wow!!! Aren't women wonderful?!! We do so much and so many thngs and still manage to take care of a home, husbande and raise children!!
I have done so many things in my life, it would take a page to list them all. My last full-time employment was an Optometric assistant for two doctors of optometry for 25 years and loved working with Contact lens patients. Most rewarding. Have seen only one other on this thread. Have been retired for 6 years and have taken up sewing almost full-time for our local chsrity group.
I have enjoyed everything in my life and am so greatful for my home and family! Go girls!!!
I have done so many things in my life, it would take a page to list them all. My last full-time employment was an Optometric assistant for two doctors of optometry for 25 years and loved working with Contact lens patients. Most rewarding. Have seen only one other on this thread. Have been retired for 6 years and have taken up sewing almost full-time for our local chsrity group.
I have enjoyed everything in my life and am so greatful for my home and family! Go girls!!!
10-15-2011, 02:48 PM
#676
Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: KENTUCKY
Posts: 15
Jill of all trades, master of none... Before my illness, I was a liaison/troubleshooter/event coordinator/handshaker and whatever else. I mainly made sure physicians, social workers and discharge planners at medical entities encountered "smooth sailing" with all departments within our company and that the patients were happy which is the most important thing. Before that, wow, many hats...
10-15-2011, 02:48 PM
#677
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Jersey Shore
Posts: 536
School teacher for 34 years. In 3 1/2 years I will be retiring but probably will teach at a local college after I do.
By the way I teach Advanced Placement Calculus.
I was once working on the local high school's musical with the costumer. One of the mom's asked me what I taught. When I told her she was in shock. She thought I would be teaching home ec.
By the way I teach Advanced Placement Calculus.
I was once working on the local high school's musical with the costumer. One of the mom's asked me what I taught. When I told her she was in shock. She thought I would be teaching home ec.
10-15-2011, 03:00 PM
#678
Member
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: KENTUCKY
Posts: 15
I always wanted to teach English but had to go to work instead of college. Before my illness, which btw, stopped my normal life as I knew it, I was working full time, and going to college part time--working on my BA in Healthcare Adm. I had to drop out of that because of my brain cancer. I don't know if I will ever get back to that but I have my sewing to carry me. I can't get around very well. My husband is a sweetheart and is my caregiver.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Wanabee Quiltin
Main
23
12-18-2016 04:29 AM
