What do you do for a living.

[tedzan]

Radar Specialist & Electronics Instructor in the Air Force (4 years).

Electronics Engineer (30 years) at Bell Laboratories (AT & T).

Retired and living in Pennsylvania (low tax state). Married, two Daughters, and three Grandchildren.

When I'm not sorting thru BB cards or playing Tennis......I Tinker..Evers so much with my two classic Thunderbirds at every Chance





TED Z

[autograf]

Industrial Engineer / Network Planning Manager for UPS Airlines pays the bills, dad to two beautiful girls (7 and 3) is my real job.....

[h2oya311]

great to see so many servicemen in our community! Thank you to all!

I work for an insurance company in the 'burbs of Boston on the investments side of the house. Not nearly as exciting as everyone else's job (or so it seems).

One might argue that I have a part-time job of baseball card collecting (and occasional selling) during the day. Sometimes I wonder if my hobby/addiction will turn into something more full-time.

[esd10]

first and foremost a stay at home father of a wonderful 3 year old. I work part time at make sense candles company and also make candle and tarts for burner that i sell.

[JasonL]

for wealthy individuals, non-profits, and Foundations.
I often think to myself, when in meetings with clients: "Do you know how many vintage cards you could buy with all the money you have?!"

[Prof_Plum]

Laboratory research scientist, specializing in biochemical assays within the pharmaceutical industry.

[thehoodedcoder]

IT engineer working at a company that makes enterprise security auditing, attestation and remediation software.

Before that I worked at AT&T in enterprise VPN provisioning on the Frame and ATM network side.

Kevin

[Publius]

Lots of military guys here. I'm ex navy, I was an EM on the SSBN Georgia, a ballistic missle submarine. I own an electrical contracting company in Portland OR now.

[thecatspajamas]

Licensed Civil Engineer, was doing commercial site design until commercial construction pretty much stopped during the recession and that job went away in 2009. Ramped up selling collectibles (primarily on eBay) from on-the-side to full-time, and have been doing that ever since. I essentially took a big pay cut, and the hours are about the same, but working from home means I see my boys (3 yrs & 9 mos) much more than I would otherwise. As long as the ends are still meeting (barely), I think it's worth it, though there are times that the stability of a regular engineering job can be pretty tempting.

[thecatspajamas]

Originally Posted by thecatspajamas

Licensed Civil Engineer, was doing commercial site design until commercial construction pretty much stopped during the recession and that job went away in 2009. Ramped up selling collectibles (primarily on eBay) from on-the-side to full-time, and have been doing that ever since. I essentially took a big pay cut, and the hours are about the same, but working from home means I see my boys (3 yrs & 9 mos) much more than I would otherwise. As long as the ends are still meeting (barely), I think it's worth it, though there are times that the stability of a regular engineering job can be pretty tempting.

Thanks for the bump and reminder to update my "other LinkedIn page" As of last August, I'm working for a small but rapidly growing city south of Nashville doing site plan review for new developments, and dealing in collectibles is back to "on the side" status.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Radar Specialist & Electronics Instructor in the Air Force (4 years).

Electronics Engineer (30 years) at Bell Laboratories (AT & T).

Retired and living in Pennsylvania (low tax state). Married, two Daughters, and three Grandchildren.

When I'm not sorting thru BB cards or playing Tennis......I Tinker..Evers so much with my two classic Thunderbirds at every Chance





TED Z

Ted, great car. That's as much a classic as any of the cards you post.

You say you have two of them. What years are they?

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by Sean

Ted, great car. That's as much a classic as any of the cards you post.

You say you have two of them. What years are they?

1957.... 312 cu. in V8 (2-seater) HardTop / Convertible ....3-speed w/Overdrive





1960.... 352 cu. in, 300 HP (4-seater) HardTop






TED Z