Architect by day and freelance designer by night [mostly freelance 3d renderings and a few retail shops in the works in Brooklyn]

bike shop part time now but full time when school gets out.. trying to talk myself into staying despite the lack of pay

Part-time Bikeshop sales person/Mechanic in training
Full time student: Majoring in Latin American Studies/Sociology and Spanish
The plan is to become a professor.

Im sitting in a cubicle taking f@^%ing idiots pizza orders

heh...


i teaches the english.

Care to elaborate?

Computer programmer. I graduated 3 years ago and I'm already getting sick of it. *sigh*

my friend in school is about to graduate to be a programmer and he's so confused as to why he chose to do it. he kept telling me it's basically the day laborer of the computer industry. he's a big computer nerd so i guess that's why he wanted to do it.

as for me i go to school full time to be a high school teacher and work at a bank part time as a teller. work isn't so bad, just a lot of annoying customers but on downtime i can surf the web and post on here. plus it's good pay so i can afford parts and ****

Outpatient Therapist... yes, I am analyzing you RIGHT NOW!

I currently work for a community non-profit in Philadelphia. I specialize doing Child and Family Therapy but I also see adults. Right now I am seeing a lot of teenagers in my practice.

I also ride a bike (fixie) to and from work each day. The other doctors and therapists in my office refer to me as "superman" since I have to change from my junky sweaty bike clothes into my suit every morning and no one is able to recognize me.

Hopefully I will hear back from a school in the next week or so telling me that I can start a Psy.D. program with them. Then I will be "Doctor Superman to you!" bahahaha

Full time engineering student. Work part time in a research lab, interning for Linde BOC (gas process plant design) in a few weeks.

Freelance live sound engineer, posing musician. I just quit being the full-time shop b!tch at a regional sound co, I was sick of having no weekends and no life...I'm back to freelancing FT and I'm loving it.

I'm also about to re-establish my modest sound company after moving to Boston several months ago, so I guess that makes me a owner/operator of a company aka a big pile of gear and a van. Ohhhh YEAH!!

waitress at a semi-famous ("i saw you there on that food network" "hey weren't y'all on that travel channel?" "still got them big omelettes?") greasy-spoon diner.

also an ex-hairstylist, soon-to-be returning college student, but that's a longer story.

Is that Beth's Cafe?