Make that four - I'm a clarinetist too. I started out studying to become a music teacher, but I switched to electrical engineering. Now I do both - my main job is as a technical writer for Boeing, and for fun/extra money I play in pit orchestras for musical theater.Originally Posted by Alsace
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I'm a student, ha ha, but I'm working full time at a retail place. Boring! It pays the skating bills though.
I´m a retired secretary and German language correspondent.
Municipal treasurer here.
I'm a junior high teacher who won't have to teach science next year (yay!) but will teach all the math in my school from grades 5 - 9. I'm going back to the 'light side' (according to PrincessLeppard) after being on the 'dark side' of school administration for the past two years.
In September, I'm starting my masters in educational leadership as well.
I am a (recently) retired systems analyst. I am so into organizing information that I have completely redone my figure skating files over the off-season. I am just about finished now and am anxious for the new season to start.
Five musicians then. I'm a performer and now teacher of performance and music education at a major university.
Nurse Anesthetist
I'm still a student, my intership is at an international daycare, in my "free time" I babysit, I deliver mail, I teach kiddygym to earn some money and am a full time figure skating fan....
Software developer for desktop and internet applications.
FUN!!!I used to do that in college, and I LOVED being in the pit!
Now, I teach Kindergarten.
I work as a Lead Archives Technician for the U.S. Government.
It's not as much fun as it sounds.
Lynn, is that lead as in the metal or lead as in leader?
I am a customer service representative in the health care industry. I also attend school for accounting.
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