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I do the communications for 40,000 union men and women in three states who swing a hammer for a living. I publish a magazine, some email newsletters and do ads and PR. I give fundraising presentations for an association of Sudanese - the Lost Boys who fled Darfur and Southern Sudan - who are now living in Illinois. I also work on political campaigns from time to time and then there is the whole, all-consuming photography thing. I used to be an artist making prints and then watercolors, but the immediate reward of photos - and that I can also do it on a bike - won me over.
Alpaca Wrangler.
I dust a bit...in addition, I am at the moment writing a lengthy indictment against our century. When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional cheese dip.
Still looking to set this up? I'd go in on it with you. :) lol
dan brown said:
OK - here is my dream job :
A BYOB bike repair shop where you can drop off your dog / bike for dog sitting and bike repairs.
After hours we have a stage for open music jam.
how would I pay the bills .... Hmmmmm : good question.
DB
Environmental scientist for the federal government, that agency that employs all the environmental scientists.
I'm a Web Developer for the Institute of Design (id.iit.edu). Django/Python. I also created the blog roll for the Chainlink (planet-thechainlink.dotcloud.com)
In the legal business at the Daley Center. There are a number of us who commute by bike.
recently unemployed. was a general manager in the restaurant business for the past 7 years. full-time daily rider now and haven't been this happy in years!
I work at an online University Registrar's office as a records auditor... boring boring and more boring... In my spare time, I am a songwriter of artistic ballads and perform under the psuedonym, "Jerry Falwell Is Dead", and also spend a lot of time on the streets and bike paths!@
Stagehand working the AM news downtown. Leave Bucktown 230AMish, return 1130AMish. In bed by 7PM. HAM radio operator. Train Border Collies to herd sheep.
Bump. I'm always surprised by the amazing wealth of expertise we have here on The Chainlink.
This thread is over 5 years old. What does everyone do now????
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