i work in special education advocacy. my husband and i are going to make it a full-time business. it's been a long time dream of ours...
I am an Architectural Design Draftsman for a modular home manufacturer. Welcome to Haven Custom Homes
What I do for a living I've been a medical file clerk, orderly, USN Hospital Corpsman, operating room tech, prison medical technician, then: For the last ~30 years a Primary Care Physician Associate (or physician assistant) in a State of NC psychiatric hospital, now retired from that, worked in Psychiatry part time 3.5 years [flexing from day job] now full time for the last 1.5 years. Are you having any voices or visions...?
self employed flooring contractor, so if you ever need any carpets,vinyl etc etc! lol may have to charge a "slight" traveling fee
Jobs 1. Customer Order Specialist @ Home Depot 2. Ceremony officiant 3. silent partner in my Wife's retail flower business 4. Adaptive & able bodied ski instructor
Adaptive...ski instructor? Bro. Duncan, if you work with people who need help is enjoying activities like skiing, you might [p your MM degree] find out if WI has a program for the physically disabled to experience the Degrees. Indiana, where I was Raised, has a traveling Lodge, called I think, Bartemaeus Lodge for those who have a physical disability that would require adaptation for the degrees. I know there is a PM at Southport Lodge #270, where I visit, who is involved in it. Remember, "Where were you first prepared?" S&F
Well, I define myself as a professional musician, which I am, when there's paying work... Usually I get called in for weddings, corporate events and private parties, but I also teach on the side. Primarily I WORK with the classical guitar, because most rock/pop/blues/metal/whatever bands don't really have much interest in real WORK. Usually I make about 20 times more per hour doing the solo classical guitar thing than I can in the same time with a rock band, no matter how many t-shirts we sell. That and it's easier to steer a ship with a single rudder. Other than that, I also work for my father's consulting company. I basically do whatever needs doing on that front. If it's sales today, it might be data collection and entry tomorrow. Im also a college student... I consider that a full time job in and of itself!
By trade...I am a fireman......that is what I do to pay the bills,feed the family and have a little fun.....secondary jobs are...lawn care technician,dog walker,loan officer,chauffeur,secretary of my union,and I welcome and accommodate guest......a general jack of all trade...but most important...my job is DAD...this is my favorite
The Master and Wardens , it is part of their job description . Edit * And the Grand Lodge trusts them to perform their duties .
No one on the District or Grand Lodge level? Does your GL have a Grand Lecturer? Our PHA counterparts in NC call the similar officer Assistant Grand Lecturer. S&F
