Retired professional ski instructor from Sun Valley Idaho. Semi retired carpenter. I got bored so I started a handyman business, directed to drywall, tile, door, and cabinet repair. I hate plumbing! I have a guy I hire for that.

 

Here's my office,,, 268 feet off the ground!!

 

I work at screwing things up

 

Firefighter/Paramedic.

Mike

 

Electrical Power Production, US Air Force. -- Power generation, and distribution. Currently stationed at Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota.

 

For the past 14yrs I have been a commodities relocation specialist.

had many jobs prior to that, some I am proud of others I don't want to admit too LOL

 

sort of just do odd jobs to get ciggerets, gas money and food money... looking for a job in a sawmill, but most of them around me are running skeleton crews...

umm durring late spring until early fall i spend a bit of time pissing off sports-fishermen, by gil-netting the skagit river, under my treaty rights threw upper skagit indian tribe.

but i want a job at the mill real bad

 

Nighttime Receiving at home depot (i unload trucks an stock shelfs)

 

In 2005 we built 207 homes.

2008 we've built 87 homes (basically we gave these away)

2009 is really going to bite. I just hope we can hang on.

 

31 years as a paid-professional Paramedic responding to 1500-2000 calls per year!
2007 KCEAA

 

You personally make 1500-2000 calls per year? That's a lot of calls, what's your schedule?

Mike

 

I maintain a fleet of 250 trucks for a guard rail company.

 

Farm hand, I work for my dad. I also work for the county fair as part of the ground crew.
I will probbably take over for my dad or start my own dairy farm.

 

Mike, I now work a 12 hour shift 4 days 1 week, 3 the next and run 7-10 a shift. For 27-28 years I worked 24s and ran 5-14 a shift. This does not take in to account for OT!
My wife retired from the FD with 30 years and ran 14-18 a shift.

Rod

 

8 wheeled office on call 24 hrs a day 7 days a week.