what do you do for a living?

Schedule production in the saturating and laminating of low pressure laminates to be used in the furniture industry.

Tour Bus Driver. See the USA on someone else's dimes.

DHS

Nuclear Security Officer

...nothing. I'll be retired.

Im retired Air Force and soon (I hope) to be a retired Electrician with Local 46.

Retired agricultural scientist, analysis of pesticides in food, occ. exposure to pesticides, head of projects in developing countries, now growing christmas trees, camping in US 2-4 months every year with my wife. Love life!

I am consultant and travel weekly, only home on the weekends. So my Garmin is critical to my survival. I couldn't make it without it. Just wish it worked perfect but it's as good as it is.

Retired curtain puller at local burlesque theater (now closed due to the present economic situation)

Run a casino.

from welding and fabricating. Now traveling, fishing, hunting etc etc.

Retired for many many years but keeping very busy fostering rescued Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers.

Retired, from sales, automotive aftermarket. We now travel throughout US and Canada. The Garmin Nuvi has been great.

President and CEO of a business called Nunya

Working on 14th year of retirement. I found out that after you retire you no longer get weekends off or paid vacations. Manage to stay busy with lots of volunteer efforts, honey dos and various building projects.

I am retired for the New Jersey Air National Guard. I was the Vehicle Maintenance Superintendent. Now I am a Manager for a local Golf Course.

Engineer retired over 10 years, but still need toys to play with.

Soon to retire ... I have been in IT for 34 years. It was called DP back then.

been retired for 7 years spend a lot of time in our motorhome traveling. had a garmin 2730 then just got a nuvi 780. Use the gps a lot in the motorhome and in our jeep while on jeep trips in the mountains when we go to colorado and arizonia. The POI's here have been extremly helpfull.

construction industry

I'm a REAL ESTATE AGENT in this crappy market...

for a regional accounting firm in the SF Bay Area.

Michael, which do you prefer? Is any one easier to fly than the other two?

How much of a flight from lets say Cleveland to LA is automated (auto pilot)?

Sorry for so many questions, just curious!
And your probably correct saying you have the best job.

Working for a Temp company, looking for work in sales, sales management, bookkeeping or anything else really! HELP!!

I am a VA employee and a disabled vet. I'm also a die hard baseball Cardinal fan, Rams fan, and Mizzou tiger fan

Senior Editor ( non linear editing systems ) for an NBC Affiliate.

30 year Space Center veteran. In fact, I'm on my way to work to track the Space Shuttle landing currently set for 1:43 PM EST.

PowerPlant operator/1st.grade Stationary Engineer for a large defense contractor.

My uncle ran the GSA motor pool at KSC until retirement some years ago.

Just another professional commodities relocation technician....truck driver.

For the last thirty years, I have been a pharmacist. All of this time has been spent in the same pharmacy of a small town. Before that, I did a stint underground in a coal mine to save money for college. (Quite the contrast!)

District Electrical Specialist for a large Industrial Distributor. Specialize in Electrical and Mechanical Power Transmission. Travel in WI, IA, MN, NE, SD, ND and Upper MI.

Research/software engineer in aviation electronics. We use GPS a LOT when we fly to different sites. Coolest thing is that the new handheld aviation GPS receiver we just got has XM satellite weather overlays. Too cool when you see on the GPS that the rain is going to stop, and it does

Hey Garmin... Care to throw us 'car pilots' a bone?

Mike

nothing , i am retired for 2 yrs. now.with all the honey doos ,im busier now than when i was working.hopefully ss lasts longer than me.you other members still working dont lose your jobs. keep those cards and letters coming.
mike

Airline mechanic working on heavy jets.

Based at LGA, do roadtrips with company truck once in a while to repair a downed jet @ JFK, EWR, HPN.

a Financial Advisor for over 36 years, same company. I keeps my clients from waking at 2:30 in the morning, worrying about their investments!

Fi, Marine! Thanks for your srvine to our country!!

Unix systems administrator.
Midrange business / scientific, super-computers... The bigger the better.

allegheny - the "if a man makes a sound etc..." has to be the best i've read in awhile. had to dry the tears from my eyes from laughing to write this. i needed that - thank you.

carbonless paper factory. hopefully till i retire.

Retired AF after 22 years. I still work for the AF but now have to pick out what I wear each day.

Retired 16 days ago... loving it !!!

Prior to that, I worked in IT for 37 years.

Computer forensics
Computer administration
Computer security
Incident Response training
Incident Response
Voice over IP implementation
anything else that comes up technology-wise.

Paul

Body Shop manager for Mercedes.

Best job in the world. 4 days a week they hand me the keys to a $3 million helicopter and tell me to go have fun. Yes, it is that good.

phxflyboy

retired

Engineering Manager

I'm an engineer. Not the train kind unfortunately.

civil engineer
Intelligent transportation systems

Favorite job ever. (Though now I'm recording a kid's album - does that make me a musician yet?)