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What do we all do when we arent spending all day being excited about Junaroo?
Me Work - I for Bank of America, not by choice, they just bought my company. We used be called MBNA. Credit Card co. I process new hires fingerprints to the FBI. But, hiring is slow, so i sit on the internet all day, do nothing, and get paid!!
Home - Got a sweet 1 bdr apt, and live with my cat Lucas! haha
School - I'm finishing my last semester of law school. (I'm actually going to miss 5 days of the Bar Review course so that I can go to Bonnaroo -- my mom said "I would hate to think that you failed the Bar just to go to Bonnaroo.")
Work - I mostly do research for a solo practitioner in Knoxville - I basically get to work on my own schedule, so that is pretty nice!
Home - I have a house that is never clean, and live with my boyfriend, Josh (who just gave me a mean look because I previously included our dogs' names and not his) and our two dogs, Madison and Yoko.
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Post by Lucid Interval on Mar 10, 2006 13:36:18 GMT -5
YUPPIES! Just kiddin hehe... Im waiter/part time resturant manager, im not in school and yes i spend just about every second of everyday thinking and planning for June and my other summer adventures...
Post by famousblueraincoat on Mar 10, 2006 13:46:42 GMT -5
I'm an attorney. Well, to be fair, I'm a clerk waiting on my bar results. I work for a mid-sized litigation firm and I practice everything from medical malpractice defense, to commercial defense, to civil rights defense.
I'm an Air Traffic Controller... 9 months till retirement... and yes I'm definately an old man (47)in the Bonnaroo world, but my wife and I love the music and camping.
I'm an Air Traffic Controller... 9 months till retirement... and yes I'm definately an old man (47)in the Bonnaroo world, but my wife and I love the music and camping.
Wow! I've heard that that is one of the most stressful jobs you can have. Congratulations on your upcoming retirement!
Post by caucasiansensation on Mar 11, 2006 12:03:48 GMT -5
I'm 24 and in the Army Reserves and currently deployed to Afghanistan. I'm a two time combat vet, and a purple heart recipient. When I'm not in the middle east I'm a full time college student. I live in a apartment in Covington, KY with my fiancee of 7 years. I will be home in May, and all I can think about is Roo.
Work - shipping clerk for a T-Shirt screen printing company called Cinder Block. We do bands like Green Day and Radiohead.
School - I going to school at a CC in Berkeley for my AA and then I plan to transfer to Hawaii to get my teaching credential. Plan to teach high school (hopefully History or English)
Home - I live in 1 bdr apt in West Berkeley with my girlfriend Libby, two cats Derek and Hansel and a fish Bert or Fishie Fish (depending on my mood)
Work: I'm a biologist working as a postdoctoral researcher at Univ. of Tenn. Knoxville. I'm a marine microbial ecologist/virologist but I also do with trace metal work and am starting to branch out into genomics and possibly proteomics (I know most don't care, but it's very interesting for me).
Home: One 18 mo old, another due any day now. 4 dogs (ranging from 55-160 lbs), 6 cats, fish, and a BIG boa. There is no such thing as free time anymore, 'roo is my vacation.
I work at the agency level for a major (like a good neighbor...) insurance company. Sales, service, investment products, and all that jazz. As of right now I'm working with family, so hopefully the move out to Denver will give me a fresh perspective on this line of work with another agent who's NOT my Dad. Most people find insurance pretty miserable, but I've learned to take it all with a grain of salt. Hopefully I'll figure out if this is gonna be "my bag" soon enough.
Post by melikecheese on Mar 11, 2006 21:46:39 GMT -5
this is interesting...
I work at www.2checkout.com doing product support /development / bug huntin / brown nosing, I am a computer dork that double times as a record collecting dork...if its not work or girlfriends its music, most of my money goes toward cds/records and concerts, concerts, concerts....I am not what you would call a yuppie or anything of the sort, I just happen to have a "professional" job.
I just like working at the same company as Sebbe from www.sebbejones.com
I run a small-business software company with my father. I used to be able to call it my day-job, but I got out of the band thing after about five years. Not sure what the future holds...
I live in the best neighborhood in the best city in the world with my amazing wife.
I'm a Logistics manager. I work for a company that does alot of things. Carpentry, IBM loaner program and JohnsonDiversey marketing. I do the latter. I have to maintain, account and ship. It's not too bad of a job.
My living situtation is well screwed. I rented a house with some friends but the landlord sold the house and the new people that bought it want us out to rehad the place. So I don't know where I'll be living next month. Looking like I'll be moving in with my girlfriend sooner that we both talked about. b
Post by jambandjohn on Mar 12, 2006 15:28:05 GMT -5
My wife and me are lab rats. We both work in a large med school / medical center. She's a microbiologist and I work in the bone marrow transplant lab. Glamourous it's not, but we got job security out the wazoo... Bonnaroo is my playtime and major stress releaser, where I get to feel like a kid again, without a care in the world. Can't wait until June!!
I'm a secretary, or secretaire, at a French-American middle school in Berkeley, CA. I have two B.A.'s, in French and linguistics, and this is probably the only thing I can do with them. I plan to start school again in the fall. I will be taking monthly classes at an alternative college, to get another B.A., this time in Humanities with an emphasis on Activism and Social Change. In two years my boyfriend and I plan to move to Hawaii, where he will get his teaching credential to teach History or English, and I will hopefully get my M.A. in nonprofit management.
My boyfriend David (samhall) and I live together in a nice 1BR apartment with our two cats, Derek and Hansel, and our fish, Bert or Fishy-Fish.
i do medical and legal transcription - really like the medical, the legal is interesting enough. and raising my sweet babies with support from various family members living with me at different times.
I'm a freelance graphic designer/art director. I usually work at different ad agencies for a few weeks or months at a time. Getting ready to start a new gig next week, so for the timebeing I'm wasting time surfing the internet and heading up to the ski slopes...
Post by Hipster Doofus on Mar 17, 2006 12:31:19 GMT -5
I do purchasing for a large glass manufacturing company. We make 40% of all the beer bottles in the US, as well as many other products. Basically, I sit at a computer all day and try to recover from whatever stupid shit I did the night before.
I own a house and live with my ex-girlfriend.....yeah.....my life = not cool
Post by doobiedewey on Mar 20, 2006 0:15:44 GMT -5
I'm in a Ph.D. program at SUNY Binghamton in Comparative Literature... as of now though I am applying for a high school teaching job in Baltimore to go move back with my college friends and earn some money before I decide to go back for my Ph.D. If I don't get hired then Binghamton it is...
Post by ClarkGriswold on Mar 20, 2006 2:21:24 GMT -5
The lens I see the world through:
This is what I do: I am the owner of a commercial Painting and Wallcovering Contracting company. Without question my job is certainly stressful, and the employees stretch my limitations at times, but it’s good to be the boss. I started this madcap adventure about 12 years ago.
This where I live: In a conservative suburban hamlet on edge of Birmingham Al. with my sweet wife and two completely wonderful and adorable teenage kids.
I have one dog.
If I was trying to find myself I would look somewhere between bourgeois and bohemian.
Most people find insurance pretty miserable, but I've learned to take it all with a grain of salt. Hopefully I'll figure out if this is gonna be "my bag" soon enough. 
