What does everyone do for a profession?
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Retirement: get up, coffee, news, breakfast, try to remember what I was going to get done today, whoops, lunchtime, man I need beer and a nap, wow it’s dinnertime already, I’ll do it tomorrow, watch the news, tomorrow, wake up, repeat
glen that sounds like great day!
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Rutinbuck Ahhhh, you need to go fishing. Don’t let all that other stuff get in the way of fishing.
calldoctoday just a warning,over 60 years ago I went to university to become a teacher and found out I could get paid to go fishing. I buggered the best hobby I ever had and made it a career. Been retired for 27 years and got my fingers crossed the border opens and I can go to Alaska and fish for sockeyes
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Chemist, I specialize in fertilizer production.
prestonidaho said in What does everyone do for a profession?:
Chemist, I specialize in fertilizer production.
So do my ducks and rabbits. LOL
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calldoctoday just a warning,over 60 years ago I went to university to become a teacher and found out I could get paid to go fishing. I buggered the best hobby I ever had and made it a career. Been retired for 27 years and got my fingers crossed the border opens and I can go to Alaska and fish for sockeyes
Brianzipperdog123 I will keep my fingers crossed for you. I have still never made it to Alaska yet. But, I did make it to British Columbia about 20 years ago & the Fishing was fantastic (Chinook, I think it was Sockeye, but it might have been Coho now that I am remembering for a second, & Halibut. The whole experience was wonderful & I sure do hope I can make it back or better yet, Alaska some day. I will keep my fingers crossed for you too!
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Marine Corps 1989-1995. Got a job in manufacturing plant my hometown when I got out. Started in shipping and in 5 years worked my way up to welding, machine operator and then machine programmer. Water tower fabrication company in town needed a AutoCad guy. I went and talked to the owner. Said I have never used AutoCad but I am sure I could figure it out. He took a chance on me and I have been here 20 years last month.
Bob Stehlik Semper Fi brother
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Marine Corps 1989-1995. Got a job in manufacturing plant my hometown when I got out. Started in shipping and in 5 years worked my way up to welding, machine operator and then machine programmer. Water tower fabrication company in town needed a AutoCad guy. I went and talked to the owner. Said I have never used AutoCad but I am sure I could figure it out. He took a chance on me and I have been here 20 years last month.
Bob Stehlik Semper Fi brother
Grimpuppy Semper Fi Devil Dog! USMC 1966-1970
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Marine Corps 1989-1995. Got a job in manufacturing plant my hometown when I got out. Started in shipping and in 5 years worked my way up to welding, machine operator and then machine programmer. Water tower fabrication company in town needed a AutoCad guy. I went and talked to the owner. Said I have never used AutoCad but I am sure I could figure it out. He took a chance on me and I have been here 20 years last month.
Bob Stehlik Semper Fi brother
Grimpuppy Bob Stehlik we should have a Fire Team soon.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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Grimpuppy Bob Stehlik we should have a Fire Team soon.
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Howdy,
I’m new here. Looks like a good group. I’m a scientific glassblower for Texas A&M Univ. (37yrs.)
I also farm and ranch here in central Texas.JD3010 said in What does everyone do for a profession?:
Howdy,
I’m new here. Looks like a good group. I’m a scientific glassblower for Texas A&M Univ. (37yrs.)
I also farm and ranch here in central Texas.Welcome aboard.
37 years of glass blowing. I bet you got some stories. No experience here, just seems like a cool profession!
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We have had some very interesting projects come through the shop over the years. It is a challenging profession but it’s anything but cool.
JD3010 said in What does everyone do for a profession?:
We have had some very interesting projects come through the shop over the years. It is a challenging profession but it’s anything but cool.
Ya, cool was probably not the right word
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Howdy,
I’m new here. Looks like a good group. I’m a scientific glassblower for Texas A&M Univ. (37yrs.)
I also farm and ranch here in central Texas.JD3010 welcome to Meatgistics!
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Howdy,
I’m new here. Looks like a good group. I’m a scientific glassblower for Texas A&M Univ. (37yrs.)
I also farm and ranch here in central Texas.JD3010 Wow, You are a member of the TAM Glass Blowing Team, That is amazing! Welcome aboard & welcome to the neighborhood. I think you have us all whipped.
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Bob Stehlik Always a Marine!
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We have had some very interesting projects come through the shop over the years. It is a challenging profession but it’s anything but cool.
JD3010 welcome to the community
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For me I’ve been in construction since I was a youngin.
Born into a self employed one man plumbing repair, sewer and septic tank company. I was taught electric and electronics, sent to the university for a couple of years and decided that carpentry was where I was meant to land.
I’ve had residential and commercial projects under my own company and have served as a site superintendent for large projects through 20 mil across the central USA.
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