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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Dolan: I'm a drywall and painting contractor.Somebody's gotta do it dontcha think?Imagine the world without walls and paint....not a pretty sight.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
And I need to finish my basement. Do you work on the Western Shore, Dolan?
I'm a pre-sales system engineer with a software company based in the Netherlands. Home office, cable modem, airports, the whole nine... Been in computers since 77 in the USAF. Why when I was your age *cough* we had to move bits one byte at a time! Uphill! Both ways! *cough*
Unfortunately I have free time in many cities to peruse music stores, among other things.
I'm one of those whacked out Navy guys lump was referring to in his earlier post. Got back to San Diego last year after a three and a half year stint in Guam.(Hafa Adai Bro) Dreaming of making it big in the So. Cal. music scene(or at least reading about it in the papers)
Hey lump, I had a rough time in Korea also.
5 day port visit to Pusan. All Play and no work(burrrrrp!)
Eight months out of college with a degree in international business. Working in production control. Looking for something better career-wise and money-wise. Hopefully by next month I'll be doing something else and using my fluent Japanese that my mother forced me to study on Saturdays when I was a kid to make a little more.
I am a containership planner here in Los Angeles/Long Beach harbor. I coordinate the giant cranes that load and discharge the ships. Was management for eight years, decided that I had enough of the politics so I went union
As a matter of fact I do work on the Western Shore.I've worked as far south as Lexington Park, going north to Elkton, D.C., Balt. etc.You know how it can be over here at times.
i got this paper route workin' for me... oh yeah and my parents help out since i'm 15. once i got $1.36 playing sax on the street corner, back when i couldn't improvise; bet i could get at least $3 a day now. i wouldn't want to bring my bass; not to MY street corners anyway
I'm just a student in high school =) I work out in the bay getting clams for restaurants now and then (whenever I want $$ or whenever I'm forced by my dad.. lol)
I teach music and bass
I play bass (for those who pay)
I write, market and distribute a bass book, The Chordal Approach (more to come)
and I run a ski and snowboard school in the winter
Fun life , huh?
BTW - my wife has a really nice job with retirement, health ins, bennies -cool, huh?
Me, I'm a pre-sales applications engineer for a little company called Cadence Design Systems (http://www.cadence.com/). I specialize in the analog/mixed-signal (and some RF) IC design tools.
Been playing music for the past 22 years. Bass on and off for the past 12 years I guess; since starting high-school. Finally getting back into it. Helps keep me sane.
Well, I'm retired, yup! However, during a life of being a jack of all trades, the one I spent the most time doing was Managing Editor of a business and management magazine.
I need to rack up more posts so I can make it to "Veteran" status. Actually, after reading the previous 5 pages of posts, I'm guessing that long-time members are called "Veterans", rather than "senior" like I've seen on other BBSs, in honor of the huge military presence on this site?
Anyway, that's a good segue into what I do. I manage computer systems for a defense contractor. I haven't played much since college, but over the last year and a half or so lately I've been using that job to fund a lot of music/recording equipment. I've played guitar since about 1983 but I finally bought a bass this past June. I'm having so much fun learning something new that I've hardly picked up my guitars since then.