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other jobs include
Automotive Instructor @ Nascar Technical Institute
Luggage Thrower at Airport. I mean "Baggage Handler"
Saute Chef
Pizza Cook
Dish Washer
Jobs the Govt does not know about until now: I mowed my neighbors law when I was 10 thru 12 years old and was paid $5 each time. So thats like $75 I never claimed as income.
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0 • Like •But yeah, I'm a poor college student at the moment so the last thing I should be spending money on is Lego but alas, why fight it? haha :)
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0 • Like •Been self employed for 2 years now before that been manager of various retail and food outlets as well as serving in the Royal Navy.
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0 • Like •A single father of a 12 year old son - sometimes going to work is like a little vacation :)
Caretaker for 24 appartments to be able to afford the rent for a place large enough for all our LEGO :-D
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0 • Like •And now after looking at all the postings, I understand why my colleagues look at me with weird expressions when I speak of my LEGO hobby. It seems that there are a small number of educators that indulge in LEGO. However, I teach Welding, Pre-engineering, Fabrication and Manufacturing, Physics Tech, and Architecture Design - so I may be on a different wavelength than my colleagues that teach the 'basics' or general education courses.
I also coach soccer, wrestling, and First Robotics. I am also a certified electrician and work in construction during my 'off' months (there is no such thing for my family business anymore - we are always busy).
My 'family' time is typically working and playing with LEGO... and my wife (accountant) is my chief organizer of materials. My boys are my destruction squad. I just build stuff.
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0 • Like •Some body else who knows what GIS is! Lol
I have a degree in GIS, remote sensing and geology but I'm a mum to lego mad 11yrs girl and work part time for Asda at the moment
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0 • Like •P.S. I don't envy @Chompers above as I can assure you that his job is 100 times harder than mine on a good day.
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0 • Like •Husband also posts under this moniker. He's a senior software programmer for a company that writes software for major electrical companies to run their grids. He's the one that got me hooked on LEGO and now we're a nerdy lego-collecting married couple.
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