Spent the first 16 working years doing too many odd jobs to list. Had lots of fun along the way since I wasn't loyal to any of them. (my record was 8 W2's in one year)
Got married at 30 and had to try and grow up. Tried my own business, too much work. Settled into chemical tech with landscape industry, blasting the environment with chemicals to make your plants prettier. Did that for 14 years.
Currently work for United Way, officially as a reports person, doing all kinds of statistical reports, slicing and dicing numbers. Unofficially, job has evolved into applications development, using VBA to make nifty little apps for our staff so they can spend more time out getting your money, err, donations. [Y'all need to step it up -- I haven't had a raise since the stock market dropped and y'all started holding on to your money.]
Married 20 years to a teacher, 3rd grade, who likes to hop on the bike for short jaunts. Last few trips to dealer she has been eyeing the bikes like she wants her own. [Y'all need to step it up.... <g>] One daughter, fun age of 15, color guard in HS, who wants her own bike. When she and her friends talk about driving and what cars they want she tells them she wants a Tiger. Life is great!
