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Unemployed of course. But I am thinking of becoming a tent salesman. You know, for all those unemployed that will soon be moving to tent cities!
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I am an attorney in Chicago. However, looking to make some changes. Thinking about becoming a professor or business consultant.
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yes we get $1600 a monthOriginally posted by oldman View PostDoes hubby get pension from the service
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I am a professional grandmother to four granddaughters, lol. Hubby works as a Home Theater Installer, and installs all sorts of home automation products - sound systems, alarm systems, telephone systems, plasma TVs, etc. He is also a retired Navy chief. We are moving in a few months to North Carolina once he gets a job, hopefully in his field of electronics.
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I am a special education teacher. My husband was a union carpenter who hasn't had steady work in over 3 years so he is working 3rd shift at BJs stocking.
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Figures.... they are already outsourcing our medical information, why not send them the pictures to go with it? This infuriates me to no-end.
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I take pretty pictures of peoples insides and bones. CT/MRI technologist.
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I work for a computer company. They make "aight" computers...I prefer macs myself though...lol
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I was a (industrial) construction manager/cost controls engineer before being terminated in the fall of 2008 when I underwent emergency surgery & chemo and could not return to work for 12 weeks. Unfortunately this happened in VA and being it is an "at will" state, I didn't have much of a case for wrongful termination. Been doing consultant work when I'm physically able to since and working on additional certifications in cost engineering and LEED. DH is also a construction manager in the telecommunications industry.
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Thank you for the welcome RichM.Originally posted by RichM View PostNow THAT'S scary. When law firms start going under, then you know the economy's going to hell.
(Welcome to the forum, by the way!)
-Rich
Yes, I had worked for the law firm for 8 years straight out of the military where I was a PM. The firm had twelve associates and lawyers and the entire firm when under when clients stopped paying their bills.
I have been looking for work for 8 months.
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Maybe they could do the enemas remotely. That'd be funny.
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