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  • #16
    Re: What do you do for a living?

    I've been a research assistant, resident counselor and currently a preschool teacher. My goal is to get my master's in School Psychology and become a School Psychologist. When the time comes to have kids I plan on staying home until they are school age, then the job is perfect for being a parent because you have the same hours your kids do. If I didn't go back to work once children were school-aged, I'd lose my mind. I'd have to get involved with all the PTA, girl scout/boy scout stuff or I'd be so bored at home by myself from 8-4.

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    • #17
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      PS, of course I say this now, we'll see what actually happens when the time comes.

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      • #18
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        Well I used to think it was impossible my dh & I made the exact same so not sure who you would say the breadwinner was & I know alot of people who think its still impossible for 1 to stay home but its not hard its cut out daycare expenses & now I have more time for couponing & rebating & cooking so we save thier too & the time with the kids I have is priceless they will never be little again this is it. And more time to hunt clearance sales when I do go out to shop which is rare but thats ok too I have 3 girls so they can wear alot of handmedowns!!

        But I do know sometimes it is impossible because I was a single mom at one time too at that point I had no choice but to work to support us.

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        • #19
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          I think you all are doing great!!

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          • #20
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            College Student and I work from home as a date entry operator.

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            • #21
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              Originally posted by abowers
              PS, of course I say this now, we'll see what actually happens when the time comes.
              I think I would too on a regular basis, but today I really could use the break! (I don't get one though... I homeschool)

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              • #22
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                I just tell people that I handle my DH's money! [Automated by GetSmile]

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                • #23
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                  1.College student
                  2.Animal Nanny ( take care of animals while owners are at work/vacation/injured) This is both for a company and personal clients.

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                  • #24
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                    I'm a student although I also work part-time.

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                    • #25
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                      marketing and PR writer for a broadcasting company

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                      • #26
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                        I have been a little bit of everything over the several decades I have been in the work force. My favorite is the one I have right now, wife and mother. It is at times the most challenging one I have had and often the most exciting and always the most rewarding.

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                        • #27
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                          I am busting my hump right now so that when I meet that special someone and we decide to have kids I have plenty of income so she could be a SAHM or possibly work from home or consult. So with that said, I run the Treasury Operations for a fortune 500 company and just recently took on running their Risk Management duties as well.

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                          • #28
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                            I am also a work at home mom. I have several websites that I run plus I do some virtual assistant stuff for some local real estate agents.

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                            • #29
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                              I'm an administrative assistant. I am trying to start a small business doing photography and writing. My job is flexible and I like it but I want to do something for myself.

                              My photography has been a hobby for the last 15 years. It wasn't until recently that I considered to see if anyone would want me on a semi pro level.

                              I have done two weddings and a bridal shower. I have also done a few portraits. So far everyone likes the way I take photos. I love doing photos of families and individuals. One on one's are my favorite because I can devote my attention to one person and get to know them.

                              I love to read and write and am working on a ebook.

                              I like the fact that I can do the two things I love to do in my spare time and still have the security of income until I am able to build a client list and test my ebooks on the market.

                              Last month I brain stormed about how I can earn income from both ventures. I've made a list of ideas for my photography projects and ebooks that I feel are in my range.

                              I've been working my plan for about two months now.

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                              • #30
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                                I'm a SAHM to a 17 y/o daughter, so SAHW really. I get the 'sure wish I could stay at home' derisive comments. They got to me pretty bad at first. Have been staying at home for 6 months now. Well, I'm over that. Have decided it's their problem. I do a lot to be able to stay home. DH couldn't be happier. Relationship with daughter has gotten so much better. Am loving the freedom.

                                I'm a registerd rad tech trained in cath lab and CT. I don't think I could go back to the shift work, weekends, holidays, on call, sleeping away from home, getting called in when someone else doesn't show up.. I didn't have a life! Sure, I made good money. It sure took a lot of money for me to work, as well.

                                This is better for us.

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