So, besides obsessively reading chainlink...

What does everyone do for a living?

I work at a construction company on Ashland and Armitage as a project administrator - where swearing is a way of life, we drink too much coffee, work too hard, and party harder. I also do theatre work, mostly in management, and writing.

Mmm.

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Permalink Reply by Alan Ortiz on July 7, 2009 at 11:53am
Gotta agree with you, even though I'm northerly. My bro-in-law lives at 35th/King and coming up from there... nice, less congestion, great views. They did a nice job with that arch/tunnel near the Shedd. :)

Joe said:
I commute from Hyde Park to the Loop every day, along the Lake Front Path. I actually prefer the southen part of the path to the northern part of the path, especially since the path has been re-opened around the outside of the Shedd Aquarium. The panoramic shot of downtown when I come around the aquarium every morning is always beautiful, all year round.

David606xx said:
I have the best commute in the entire world--Rogers Park to River North via lakeshore trail (or Clark St. if it's icy on the lake or if I'm running late). Seriously, I defy anyone in this wide world to top my daily commute. Best part of my working life by far.
Permalink Reply by David of the North (David606xx) on July 9, 2009 at 9:05am
That's true, that is a great view. Anyone who gets to use that trail has the best commute in the world, especially if the wind is from the East.
Permalink Reply by Brett Ratner on July 9, 2009 at 9:13am
I have two jobs...

1. I'm sales manager at Genuine Scooter Company. We import motor scooters from Taiwan and India and sell them through a network of 200+ dealers.

2. I write music for TV shows. I've had songs in "My Name is Earl," "Saving Grace," "Dr. 90210," "Access Hollywood," "Oprah," "MTV Real World," "CMT Cribs," "Criminal Minds," "Boston Legal," and so forth. At the moment it's extra money but I hope to one day compose music full time.
Permalink Reply by Mark Kenseth on October 20, 2009 at 7:11am
full-time job: graphic design, marketing, and customer service
side job: architecture (bachelors degree): http://lakeripleyhouse.blogspot.com/
the rest:
grad school for geography & environmental studies at northeastern
improv
photography
putting things together around the house
selling old books
volunteer for Active Trans, WBEZ...etc.
biking 3,000 miles per year
brunch
Permalink Reply by Julie Aberman (Hochstadter) on October 20, 2009 at 7:16am
I think this is my favorite discussion to read...
Permalink Reply by Brendan Kevenides on October 20, 2009 at 8:12am
I am a personal injury attorney, blogger and dad (not necessarily in that order).
Permalink Reply by elyse! on October 20, 2009 at 2:57pm
high school english and ap psychology teacher at an alternative social justice school!

(to all the teachers on here: hello and keep fighting the good fight!)
Permalink Reply by Sara on October 20, 2009 at 3:47pm
working as an americorps member teaching ESL. It's awesome! Props to the teachers as well! Elyse, what high school do you work at?
Permalink Reply by Morgan on October 20, 2009 at 4:54pm
i am a freelance theater lighting technician. i've worked at a lot of the theaters downtown and some in the suburbs. i also have a part-time job at a retail store where i fold clothes and sometimes change light bulbs.
Permalink Reply by Brendan Idarius on October 20, 2009 at 5:20pm
Dispatcher at an air freight company.
Permalink Reply by Amber K on October 21, 2009 at 2:34am
I live in Humboldt Park and commute to ElK Grove Village by Metra, but I do occasionally bike to work. I'm am the Research and Development manager for a company that makes colorants for plastics. Always looking for something closer to home!
Permalink Reply by Doug Haynes on October 21, 2009 at 4:06am
I sell, service and rebuild specialty material handling equipment, fix dumpsters and otherwise repair and fabricate anything anyone will pay for.

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