What is/was your occupation?

MRI/XRAY tech here also!

Custom cabinet shop owner. Plenty of cool tools. I forgot to mention I make my own fuel

8-5 ( IT guy ) 5pm on Professional wood scrounger.

cord wood guys sneakin over here?

I manufacture Wooden Fishing Lures, kits, parts, poured tin lures, all kindsa stuff.

saltys.co if you like fishing.

I was a Registered Nurse for 37 years in a NYS trauma center. 1yr medical unit, 13yrs med-surg ICU (including trauma & burns), 23yrs vascular access, part-time ER. I retired for good in 2010. Now, I hope to burn pellets and sit on the couch watching the flame!!

Locamotive Engineer.... Train Route from Central Pennsylvania To North Jersey

Journeyman/Master Electrician
Currently doing 0 electrical work, catering to a bunch of whining B!TCH&S in an international company's Data centers!

You had me laughing when I read this. My husband has lived in the area of International Falls, MN almost all of his life (Canadian side across the river) ... so your story could still work! He started off diving in the Great Lakes working on natural gas wellheads (when I met him) but spent a couple of years Saturation Tech/Diver/Medic off Newfoundland (Grand Banks, North Dana). Deepest dive in the early 80s - shelved at 735' with a bell bounce to 750'. Worked on the sister ship to the Oceanranger that sank, was on-shore waiting to crew out to the Sedco 706 at the time and later helped with salvage and scuttle. Inland diving the technical term would be "mud diver". Switched to firefighting in 86 with a sideline of mud diving - hydro dams, bridges, water intakes, piers, etc.

I have a swimming pool service company. Been in business since 1992

Former Flight Instructor, pilot for the long defunct Precision Ailines serving Vermont, NewHampshire and Boston. Then 23 years IBM Burlington manufacturing computer chips now part-time doing the same. I like my Golden Retriever "Jake", my wife, our kids and this Stove. It's kind of like having a Prius in my Family room! Bill

I am a carpenter by trade working in a shipyard building submarines for USN.

I am the production manager for a window factory.

Do you work for the Bath Iron Works...I know that's not CT, but I didn't realize they built Subs in CT. I used to work at Newport News Shipbuilding and turned down a job offer at the GD shipyard in ME. Wish I would have taken the job, wish I would have spent a few years in Maine.

Retired five years ago after 43 years in Journalism, the last 34 with The Toronto Star

I am a road driver for fedex freight pull the doubles at night to Pocono summit Pa.It pays the bills and buys pellets.

I.B.E.W local #3 NYC elevator division for the past eight years before that was a teamster local 814 commercial mover/ driver in the city.

I work for a Mfg. of power generation equipment.
I work in the R&D lab for 20 years as a tech. I am supposed to be a Instrument Technician but do welding fabrication, simple machine work, mechanical, controls, floor sweeping, changing out the urinal biskets. Chief whipping boy

Spend a lot of my time running & setting up tests for wind tunnel testing of heat transfer surface for heat exchangers.

In my off time I do lots of small engine repair and sales.
In my next life I just want to own a hot dog cart on a nice beach somewhere warm.

Sales Engineer for a commercial industrial HVAC/Mechanical Design Build contractor. Everything for heating, cooling, ventilation, piping, etc, for process and comfort. Never a dull moment.

BTW, I hope this is a good sign economically, we are very busy right now. We'll see.

Telecommunications, specifically Avaya and Nortel PBX systems.

I SECOND THAT NEXT LIFE OCCUPATION. I'm sick of this s#it.

I work as a UNIX System Administrator for Webster Bank

777 Pilot

I design electronic power conversion electronics for spacecraft. (Electrical Engineer)

For the last 18 years I've been a tool & die maker.The last 12 spent working for Chrysler.