Probably been asked before, but here goes, what do you do for work?

Me first. I'm a driver/glorified gopher for a plumbing/fountain installation co. If you have seen the centennial park fountain, or the ones at the Tennessee aquarium, including the new river cannons, that's us. Plumbing is ho-hum, can't see through the walls to brag anyway. I also pull our tractor, and get equipment to the sites. I drive 45-50,000 mile per year for the co.

That's me, how about you? BB

Hmmmm, this is going to sound way not-so-exciting:

I'm a communications consultant for the financial industry, helping mutual fund companies, insurance companies, banks, etc. figure out what to say, how to say it, and how best to produce and distribute it. I also do some writing and a ton of editing. It's actually interesting, never a dull moment. Last job was dispatching GE aplliance service technicians (17+ years), part of that time I also worked on appliances.

How do you go from point A to pont B? I left GE in 1996 and went to college for the first time at age 37. Got my Bachelor's in Corporate Communications and started a whole new career at 40. Got my Master's in Publications Design and Creative Writing a tad over a year ago. And after all of that...I still can't type worth a plu nickel.

Assistant Head Nurse at the US Army Burn Unit at Brooke Army Medical Center; Fort Sam Houston, Texas. It has been my honor to provide care and love to TRUE Heros for the past 2 years.
I am in awe of these youngsters. After the initial shower and debridement (which they will never forget because no amount of narcotics is enough)they look up at me and ask "When can I go back, Sir"?
They are heartbroken when I tell them "No more, you have done enough".

Engineering Tech (fancy way of saying Maintenance Man!!) at one of the local hospitals doing general building maintenance. Do basic plumbing, electrical and HVAC repairs, along with picture hanging and anything else you might expect to see on a "honey do" list. Love my job though; been there since July 1983.

In The Wind,
Aaron<br><br>Post edited by: 2005Roadstar, at: 2007/08/03 00:37

At the risk of alienating all of you...Lawyer

Regards, Ted

Hi All,
After several months viewing as a guest decided to join. Occupation is production supervisor in a large electricity generating plant. Come from the land down under and bike is an 06 R*. Looking forward to chatting with all.

TMK wrote:
At the risk of alienating all of you...Lawyer

Regards, Ted

`send lawyers, guns, and money......&acute;

don&acute;t sweat it ted, we all still luv ya!

anyways, yours truly - bike mechanic and builder

I run the tool / equipment room and do supply purchasing for a Commercial furniture company.

Also:
Unload semis
Ship and receive
Run forklift
Shovel snow
Change warehouse light bulbs
Build crates
Keep the covered loading dock where we park our bikes well swept and free of nails and screws.

I'm a computer technician for an insurance company. I used to work on mainframe computers, now PCs. Been there for 20+ years and really enjoy the work.

Good question BB....it's nice to know a little more about you guys.

....greeny

I am a member of the Canadian Military, 25 plus years, getting ready to retire in the next year or so, drive a 2000 Roadstar Silverado, my first Roadstar, have had 9 different bikes in past,riding since 1982, maried with 3 kids, my son is 18 and is now a member of the military,finished his trg last week, 17 year old daughter and a 6 year old daughter, my wife Lisa is a member of the reserves and works here on base, I am the Road Capt for the Defenders Chapter 2 Motorcycle Club, we support the Champs program as our National charity.