What sort of person is interested in the paranormal????

Hey everyone, at least we have jobs and there all important. I love to hear what everyone does.
There is 2 things we all have in common. livesscifi. and the paranormal.
For me I am an asst GM at Holiday Inn Express, but that includes doing everything from maintance to lawn care.

Well i used to be a dispatcher at a police station and also a cna. Im just a stay at home mom now.

WOW !!!!!!! Love what everybody does amazing. At the moment Im a Stay at Home Mom too,but thats only because i have a 4 month old and a 3 year old and i love to be around them at this age its the best times ever. 😁

I graduated and recieved my certificate for Medical Administrative Assistant in -07 " title="Applause" /> , and then i had my baby so i PAUSED that. I love school so i plan to go back and since i love CSI ill do something with forensics.

My past job was a receptionist for home builders, and at that time i wanted to learn the Relator career. but got over it, would of loved it though.

I know its not much and so amazing like all of the ones ya have but my excuse is im still young (not) 😆 25, and well my life is my kids and i wouldn't want to miss a thing in their life another excuse, but i cant stay on my butt forever so I will give them something to be proud of their mom 😉

AND.... become a Paranormal Investigator hahahahaha but TRUE 😆

A quick note to Angel~

Don't feel like you need to excuse being a stay at home mom...it's a wonderful career in itself, and affects the most important people in your life!

Don't you truly feel that your kids will be "wowed" by the fact that you put them first when it is so important for their development?

And lastly, a good stay at home mom could never describe her experience as "Sitting on my butt". Sorry, no, I sit when I'm driving the kids places, and using the restroom 🙂 I am way more busy and physically active doing this than any other job I've had.

I'll step off my soapbox now. I just feel passionate about this topic.

Annabanana

Thanx Annabanana,

Your so right, my kids are the world to me and more important then anything else. Thats why i do it, but it is a little fustrating at times. It will be worth it later when they do say WWOOWW.

Angels

Angel, I'm glad you feel that way 🙂

Yes, this job is very frustrating and even lonely at times, but you are so awesome to sacrifice yourself for your babies! I'm proud of you!

Believe it or not, my 7 year old daughter, at her Father's Day presentation at her school for the daddies actually said, " Dad, I'm most thankful that you work so hard at your job so Mommy can be home to take care of us." ( I promise...they feel the difference !)

Have a great day!
Anna

Again, I am just so impressed by the posts I've read here! Y'all are doing some great things that you really should be proud of. I, myself, don't have any kids, but I admire the heck outta all of you who do. I can handle some scary stuff, but the responsiblity of kids frightens the 'you-know-what' outta me! 😮

Les, you crack me up! I love watching you in action on the live shows....you show them how it's done, oh fearless leader! Have a great day!

Anna

I am an Inspector for ALCOA Aerospace in Lafayette, Indiana. Have also been a Rural Mail Carrier for the U.S. Postal Service. Most enjoyable job of all-----Grandma---- 😁

For the past 12 years I have worked for a major healthcare insurance company. Finally, after years of commuting they have paid to set me up at home as a tele-worker.

I am now able to be a stay at home mother my second child, save money on gas, and be kind to the environment-and still get paid!

I am also a published medical illustrator, bill board artist, and writer.

I have worked as a maid, worked in retail, worked in an industrial laundry, put together alarm systems on an assembly line, and even built replacement plug adapters for nuclear reactors in China.

Most of all what I do, is to try to discover how I can leave a postive imprint.

I am a little late in putting my two cents in, but after reading everyone else's replies, I am amazed at the diversity here myself. I am currently in my junior year at college majoring in political science. I also work alongside my husband in a funeral home. I have been doing that for the past 3 years. I do hair, make-up, dress, casket, work funerals, help with pick-ups, and help my hubby at times during the embalming or cremation process. I enjoy everything about it. I guess my profession makes me fit in here well too! LOL!!! I have always been a believer in the paranormal, but in 1990 I lost my best friend in a car accident. A few weeks after his burial I had a visit from him. He told me he was okay, that he loved me, and that he would always be with me. I could smell the distinct smell of Polo afterwards, which I hate the smell of Polo and he knew that. Polo was all he wore, so I figured his one last good jab at me. Most everyone I told this too said I was dreaming, but I know I wasn't. Because of that I didn't talk about it for a long time, but to this day I still feel him with me from time to time. Oh, and by the way, a big shout out to all the stay-at-home moms! You are awesome!!!

I have been in the same proffession for 17 years now. I work with developmentally disabled adults. I currently work 2 jobs doing this. Its a very intersting job. I work M-F at a day program were we have jobs for them, or train them to be more independent. Then M T W and S S I work at a home called a cila which houses 8 developmentally disabled adults. I am kind of like a CNA but I am called a Habilitation Aid. Basically at the day job I am like a teacher/caregiver and at the home I am a caregiver.

I also am an amature artist but havent' really had time for this since I took up the 2nd job.

Officialy im unemployed, however I am a jack of all trades.

I do computer repair work, minor automotive and body work, landscaping, cleaning, construction, excavation, I help clean up a frontier cemetary, I moderate several online chat groups, and maintain them. I DJ online, ex pro here.

Um what else? I train dogs, do research and investigation work for anyone who needs it (long as im paid.), I often help local pilots (on boats) with stuff they might need. Oh and just bout anything else that comes my way.

I live in a small town career jobs here are rare, and mostly taken up by foriegners (Thats ANYONE that wasnt born and raised here.) So most us locals have learned to do anything thats needed. I also some times build computers, I still help out at a local radio station when ever needed in terms of acting like a greeter at the desk.

Oh yeah I also do security work when called.. That sums it up.