What do you do for a living.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by ZenPop

Artist - Designer - Art Director

John, I collect antique posters; your stuff is wonderful.

[geor952]

I start my 15th year of teaching on Tues. I teach 6th graders science and social studies, bringing cards and the history of the game into the classroom as often as possible.

[whitehse]

Human Resource Specialist for one of the largest HR firms in the business.....(hint..their name is on Manchester United's jersey).

I just graduated with a degree in Human Resource Management last year at the age of 47.....Anyone need a HR Generalist?

[ZenPop]

Originally Posted by calvindog

John, I collect antique posters; your stuff is wonderful.

Thanks so much, Jeff! I appreciate it!
I'm a big fan of early poster work, too... can't collect for lack of space, but I drool when I see something amazing... (like The Stenberg Brothers early Russian movie posters...)

[the 'stache]

Originally Posted by jthorst75

Just retired from the US Air Force today--8/31/13! I was a Aircraft Electrician for 20 years and now I am in Denver as an Avionics QA inspector. I am proud of the time I served and of the places I have been; now I am happy to wear shorts to work and having facial hair.

Originally Posted by albrshbr

Congrats! I retired from active duty 8 years ago, and now I work for an other Federal Agency.

Originally Posted by Steve D

I retired from the US Air Force five years ago today, and now have a civilian job back with the Air Force.

Originally Posted by brewing

Air Force for the past 22 years. Will probably retire in a couple years and start my second career.

Thank you all for your service to our country.