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babysmama
True Blue Farmgirl

931 Posts

Elizabeth
Iowa
931 Posts

Posted - Apr 09 2009 :  10:44:04 AM  Show Profile
babysitting
cleaned a house weekly
worked at my parent's bookstore
worked in a consignment shop
cashier at Target
worked in a library
merchandiser
free-lance writing
-Elizabeth
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Merry
True Blue Farmgirl

765 Posts

Merry
Ankeny Iowa
USA
765 Posts

Posted - Apr 09 2009 :  1:00:27 PM  Show Profile
Stockgirl
Waitress
Daycare
Drycleaners
Bank teller
Secretary
Immigration officer
Assistant manager
Owner- cross stitch shop
Very happy housewife :)


http://afarminmyheart.blogspot.com/

"Nobody has ever measured, not even poets how much the heart can hold."
Zelda Fitzgerald
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hanlonfive
Farmgirl in Training

39 Posts

Kelli
Galion Ohio
USA
39 Posts

Posted - Apr 22 2009 :  4:14:56 PM  Show Profile  Send hanlonfive a Yahoo! Message
Ooooooooo so many interesting jobs...... here is mine. LOL

Waitress (currently)
call center rep
collection agent
nurse aide
cashier at various fast food restaurants
janitor
newspaper delivery person
Reuse technician
factory worker

AND my favorite job.......a stay at home mom!!!!!



"Not all who wander are lost".

Visit my blog!
http://2dreamlucid.blogspot.com
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one_dog_per_acre
True Blue Farmgirl

1572 Posts

Trish
Sandpoint ID
USA
1572 Posts

Posted - Apr 22 2009 :  5:40:15 PM  Show Profile
Roadside fruit/veg stand for Dad
Data Entry for Dad
ABE/GED Dept. in college
Shilo Inn maid
Grocery clerk at natural food store
Scratch Bakery at natural food store
Hallmark clerk/Ass. Mgr.
Outdoor flower vendor
File clerk for evil couple
Front Desk for fly fishing lodge
shuttled cars over mountains for rafters on the Rogue River
Call center
Evil Statistics Overlord and Overseer of call center
Delivery woman and lunch maker for DH's machine shop
Stay at home momma for Owen




Trish

Make cupcakes not war!
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Thistle Cove Farm
True Blue Farmgirl

141 Posts

Sandra
Tazewell VA
USA
141 Posts

Posted - May 18 2009 :  5:02:52 PM  Show Profile
Babysitter
Handed off tobacco leaves so person could tie them on the tobacco stick for hanging in drying shed (whew! no short way to say that one!)
Waitress
Billing clerk
Law clerk
Secretary
Sales rep for computer paper company to various US departments
Import-export sales manager
Director of summer jobs program for inner city youth
Bought/sold stocks in conjunction with friend
Substitute high school teacher
Adjunct professor at university
Teacher for non-profit and US State Department in Russia and Eastern Europe
Farmer
Shepherd
E-zine Editor
Writer
Photographer

Now I'm starting another avenue to the farmer, shepherd, writer, photographer portion. I'm taking my university courses and making them into a blog, newsletter and, eventually, an e-book and/or hard copy book. Topics are Increasing Farm and Small Business Income, Rural Tourism Development and Tourism Trail Development.
Wish me success, please and thanks!

Sandra @ Thistle Cove Farm ~ God's blessings on you, yours and the work of your hands & heart ~
www.thistlecovefarm.com
www.thistlecovefarm.blogspot.com
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Tn.Earthmama
True Blue Farmgirl

451 Posts

Phyllis
Englewood Tennessee
451 Posts

Posted - May 24 2009 :  10:00:27 AM  Show Profile
wow,what interesting lives everyone has lead. well, he goes my life
baby sitting age 11-13
worked in a chair factory, covered buttons and upholstered recliner foot rests and trim age 12(off the books, the boss payed my Mom and she payed me)
soda fountain at drug store age 16
worked in clothing factory as a plaid matcher for 3 months prior to college
after nursing school, worked for 20plus years as R.N. including helping to start a Hospice program in my hometown, and worked the last 6 yrs in neonatal intensive care unit.
my last job was at Walt Disney World, only managed a few weeks before my illness that I thought was stress turned out not to be, and I retired.
Now I'm chief cook and bottle washer at home with my lovely hubby and daughter.

hugs Phyllis
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MarciM
Farmgirl in Training

19 Posts

Marci
Moscow ID
USA
19 Posts

Posted - May 24 2009 :  2:05:21 PM  Show Profile
You ladies have done so MUCH!
here's my list (pretty long for my age)

babysitter
cleaned a coffee shop after school
toy store clerk
subway sandwhich artist
barista (off and on for 6 years)
motel housekeeper
deli worker
assistant for disabled adults
hostess
receptionist
tour sales in Alaska!
data entry
environmental educator
project manager for sustainability center on the university's campus
gardener
painter
lawn technician (lawn mowing :)
organic farmer (now)
non-profit assistant coordinator (now)
student (now)
retail at MaryJane's Sweet Dreams (new store) in Moscow!! (now)

if y'all get a chance to come through Moscow, stop at MaryJane's new store. we sell the organic cotton bedding and towels, candles, chocolate and more!

marci

Edited by - MarciM on May 24 2009 2:07:39 PM
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JessieMae
True Blue Farmgirl

702 Posts

Jessie
Raleigh North Carolina
USA
702 Posts

Posted - May 26 2009 :  08:05:51 AM  Show Profile
Here's my list:
1. Babysitting
2. PGA Tour marshall at Warwick Hills Country Club
3. Waitress at Dave's Pizzaria
4. Footwear associate at K-Mart
5. Cook at the Muncherie
6. Tutor at Sylvan Learning Center
7. Administrative assistant at Emerald Resource Group
8. Health teacher in Cleveland Municipal School District
9. Administrative assistant at the Achievement Centers for Children
10. Executive secretary at Penske Truck Leasning
11. Administrative assistant at University Club at Michigan State University

Jessie Mae
Farmgirl Sisterhood #134
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Faransgirl
True Blue Farmgirl

895 Posts

Beth
Houston Texas
USA
895 Posts

Posted - Jun 06 2009 :  06:33:54 AM  Show Profile
This is a fun topic. Here goes
Babysitting - starting at 9
Short Wave Radio Operator for a tug and barge company in Nome Alaska
Baskin Robbins'
Shoe model and clerk
Operator for an Answering Service
Secretary for Air-Conditioning and heating Company
Secretary for a company that built railroads
Secretary for Real Estate Banking
Secretary for Oil Production Banking
Secretary and Bookkeeping for Semi-Submersible Company (you know tiny submarines)
Doll-maker and repairer for a Doll Hospital
Sewing and Tailoring
Aromatherapist for a Day Spa
Riding Director for a Horse Camp
Summer Camp Director for Horse Camp
Ranch Manager for a Horse Rescue
Horseback Riding Instructor
Office Manager for a Horse Rescue

My Mom and all her sisters took turns working at the T.G&Y in Oklahoma.




Farmgirl Sister 572

May the force of the horse be with you.
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gateway girl
True Blue Farmgirl

135 Posts

Shari
Missouri
USA
135 Posts

Posted - Jun 11 2009 :  6:34:54 PM  Show Profile
I too started out babysitting and then a candy striper at a children's hospital until I decided I needed money. Then I worked in a restaurant in the freezer making all the salads that go on a salad bar. Got Bronchitis and had to quit.Did some modeling for JCPenney, Sears and Famous-Barr newspaper ads. Then I became a CNA and worked in 4 differnt nursing homes over 7 years and then 2 years in in-home care. Then I went into security at a shopping mall from there to working in a prison as a guard for 4 years then I worked for Boeing as an armed guard at the missle plant for 18 years until last April when they decided to get rid of all company guards and went to part time contract guards. Now I'm more or less retired and have just started my first garden with 10 raised beds. We will be getting chickens soon and then next year we will be adding Nigerian Dwarf goats. This retirement stuff is turning into a real job!

Shari


Life is a chain of moments of enjoyment, it's not just about survival. Live every second to it's fullest!

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