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sdr4jc
02-24-2006, 11:05 AM
What does everyone do for a living? I will start, I've been in pharmacy for six years. :nod:

Pensive
02-24-2006, 11:15 AM
I am dependant on my parents.

sdr4jc
02-24-2006, 11:23 AM
Pensive, are you still in school?

Pensive
02-24-2006, 11:29 AM
Pensive, are you still in school?

Unfortunately, Yep, I am still in school. :nod:

sdr4jc
02-24-2006, 11:30 AM
College? What's your major?

Pensive
02-24-2006, 11:34 AM
College? What's your major?

Nope, as I have said before that I study in a school. I am not in college but in a school.

sdr4jc
02-24-2006, 11:38 AM
Hmmm...okay, I'm a little confused. But, then again, I'm usually confused...so you study in a school, but it's not a college. High School?

Pensive
02-24-2006, 11:41 AM
Hmmm...okay, I'm a little confused. But, then again, I'm usually confused...so you study in a school, but it's not a college. High School?

I study in a school, in Grade 7, not in High School.

Themis
02-24-2006, 11:44 AM
What does everyone do for a living? I will start, I've been in pharmacy for six years. :nod:

I'm a student. :) At university.

@sdr4jc: Pensive and you are talking about different educational systems. Not every one has a high school. ;)

Pensive
02-24-2006, 11:47 AM
I'm a student. :) At university.

@sdr4jc: Pensive and you are talking about different educational systems. Not every one has a high school. ;)

Hehe, You are very right Themis. We don't have High School here. Our Educational System is very different. :nod:

sdr4jc
02-24-2006, 11:48 AM
That's so strange to me! Pensive--Grade 7 is perfectly fine! Sometimes I wish I were back there. I'm so glad that you love literature at your age! You're just like me!

Pensive
02-24-2006, 11:57 AM
We have a similar thread:

http://www.online-literature.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15185

You might find it interesting. :) But after all, it does not hurt to have one more. :D

NNoah3
02-24-2006, 12:14 PM
I am an Accountant and I am studying English.

Schokokeks
02-24-2006, 12:34 PM
I'm a student as well (high-school for 4 more months ;)), but I work as a waitress and I give piano lessons, sadly both are not very paying...:)

toni
12-03-2006, 03:51 AM
I depend on my parents, still in highschool, you know.
Although Trying Very Hard to be useful by making money through writing..:D

dramasnot6
12-03-2006, 03:57 AM
Are you a proffesional Toni? wow, and at your age! *impressed nodding*
I'm a student but i used to babysit and do pro acting

toni
12-03-2006, 04:02 AM
Nah, I just do the sending-things-to-magazines-and-newspapers.:)
Im eyeing a more bountiful job next summer (April) by doing what I think will be my future carrer-theatre.

SleepyWitch
12-03-2006, 04:14 AM
cadge money off my dad :)
I'm still studying (at univ.)

Pensy, sdr4jc, let's start a thread about different school systems in the general teaching section???? ours is very different, too. would be interesting to see how it works in different countries

dramasnot6
12-03-2006, 04:37 AM
Nah, I just do the sending-things-to-magazines-and-newspapers.:)
Im eyeing a more bountiful job next summer (April) by doing what I think will be my future carrer-theatre.

Theater! How lovely! I loved proffesional theater...you meet the most interesting people. I have gotten such rich experiences out of it, a few really wonderful, a few terrible, and many just educational. I hope you break a million legs! :D Assuming youre the type of Alien to have a million?:p I'm sure you will do great though, what auditions are you looking into?

toni
12-03-2006, 04:52 AM
I only have a pair of legs, thank goodness, I sort of left a few hundred legs in my spaceship...:alien:

Wat auditions am I looing into? Well, there's "Merily We Roll Along" and "The Sound of Music" but I dont wanna do musical theatre. The bathroom couldn't even stand my singing! What I wanna do are the Shakespearean plays..I wanna be a Shakespearean actress. I could hardly wait for summer!:D

dramasnot6
12-03-2006, 04:58 AM
Wow....i think that last post of yours made me feel more soul-matish then ever Toni!!:D becoming a shakespearian actress was my dream for almost 6 years! its turned to psychology very recently, but it is still my very favorite passion. Well, everything Shakespeare in general is my favorite passion. I have a life size poster of him on my bedroom door! How scary is that?:alien:

toni
12-03-2006, 05:13 AM
oh, gosh, could it be possible that we are soulmates? everyday, I am feeling more and more certain...:alien: Did you mention psychology? Did you know that I greatly enjoy my mum's psychology books? Lain would prove it. She laughs at my reading of " The Complexities of Marriages Human Realationships "

If Shakespeare were alive today, I would marry him. *kidding?*

Santiago-gemini
12-03-2006, 06:23 AM
I am Enginner. I earn for my faimly.

I have just finished The Zahir" by Paulo Cohelo. If anyone have read it please PM me I want to discuss something special.

toni
12-03-2006, 06:30 AM
Hello, santiago-gemini! Welcome!:wave: Starting a thread about "The Zahir" would be a better idea so a lot of people could see it and discuss it with you.Good Luck! :D

Serenata
12-07-2006, 01:14 PM
I'm a Senior in High School. Been looking into a job at the closest library.

Niamh
12-07-2006, 03:35 PM
I'm a supervisor of five bookshops in Dublin Airport, but i originally spent two years working as an Archaeologist in my home country. I loved it.

Toni i was lucky in college to get to do Theatre studies amongst all of the heritage classes. I got to Play Iago in a few scenes and it felt wonderful!

Pensive maybe your educational system is a bit like mine, as opossed to having kindergarden, junior school, junior high and high school we only have primary and secondary school.

grace86
12-07-2006, 03:43 PM
I'm a supervisor of five bookshops in Dublin Airport, but i originally spent two years working as an Archaeologist in my home country. I loved it.


Oh goodness I love you!!!! :lol: I am kidding...but that is awesome that you spent time as an archaeologist...I am currently going to college for anthropology and looking into field schools to see if I like archaeology. Even if the field work is not my thing though, I will be doing osteology or something along those lines. Maybe you could let me know what you enjoyed and what not?

Other than studying to be an anthropologist, I currently work for a mechanical engineering company as an editor/secretary. It pays okay and it gives me the time I need for school.

Shannanigan
12-07-2006, 04:47 PM
I am a tutor at my university's Writing Center during the school year, and during the summer I am a server at a local restaurant...I also sometimes do side jobs and work cash registers for friends with private businesses :D

I'm a junior in college living off of scholarship money :p After this I plan to teach public secondary school.

Pensive
12-07-2006, 10:06 PM
I'm a supervisor of five bookshops in Dublin Airport, but i originally spent two years working as an Archaeologist in my home country. I loved it.

Toni i was lucky in college to get to do Theatre studies amongst all of the heritage classes. I got to Play Iago in a few scenes and it felt wonderful!

Pensive maybe your educational system is a bit like mine, as opossed to having kindergarden, junior school, junior high and high school we only have primary and secondary school.
I think so. It goes like this:

Primary School
Secondary School
College
Finally University

Hey, and being an archaeologist and a supervisor of five shops must be fun! :D

Niamh
12-11-2006, 03:40 PM
Oh goodness I love you!!!! :lol: I am kidding...but that is awesome that you spent time as an archaeologist...I am currently going to college for anthropology and looking into field schools to see if I like archaeology. Even if the field work is not my thing though, I will be doing osteology or something along those lines. Maybe you could let me know what you enjoyed and what not?

Other than studying to be an anthropologist, I currently work for a mechanical engineering company as an editor/secretary. It pays okay and it gives me the time I need for school.


I absolutely loved the excavation work. It was tough work sometimes especially if you have to excavate ditchs, and i dug a fair few of those! I also loved doing the planning and recording of the sites, i love maps so was always happy to plan and map out the sites, or part of. Theres more fun in the feild work than anything else, although if some one had offered me a job in site and monuments records office i'd be happen.

What i didn't like about Archaeology was that its all contract work and if a company dont have a new site for you after you finish one and you cant get on with another company you can be unemployed for a while. that happened to me three times in one year, hence why i now work for a bookshop. i needed money and had only taken it up temperarily. still there though, almost two years later!

'I think so. It goes like this:

Primary School
Secondary School
College
Finally University'

yeah thats more or less te same as here except college and University are basiclly the same. i.e. you can go to university college Dublin. we call it third level education and it also consists of institues of technology.

Shadowsarin
12-11-2006, 04:25 PM
Being at UK College (I'm 16), I am still living at home, and I am also to lazy to work, so I am totally dependent on my parents.

Idril
12-11-2006, 05:09 PM
I am an assistant director at a child care center that cares for infants and toddlers, I mostly work with the one-year olds when I'm not in the office doing paperwork.

ShoutGrace
12-11-2006, 05:13 PM
:eek:

I'd always imagined you as a trail guide, or a rancher, or some such "barefoot prairied" connotated occupation. :D

grace86
12-11-2006, 05:19 PM
:eek:

I'd always imagined you as a trail guide, or a rancher, or some such "barefoot prairied" connotated occupation. :D

?? You are interesting ShoutGrace. Idril that is so cool...I love children, I would rather be working with you than in an office. Children are so much more entertaining.

What is it you do David?

Idril
12-11-2006, 07:51 PM
:eek:

I'd always imagined you as a trail guide, or a rancher, or some such "barefoot prairied" connotated occupation. :D

Well, I keep my barefoot activities for my off-hours, wandering the rolling hills of the prairie, climbing buttes, walking along the beach, that sort of thing. ;) I can't be barefoot all the time even though that is my preferred state but there are health requirements and State regulations you know. :p

subterranean
12-11-2006, 08:56 PM
I'm a supervisor of five bookshops in Dublin Airport, but i originally spent two years working as an Archaeologist in my home country. I loved it..


Wow....sounds wonderful! :thumbs_up

I'm a jack of all trades!

Niamh
12-12-2006, 01:51 PM
Wow....sounds wonderful! :thumbs_up

I'm a jack of all trades!

I think being a jack of all trades can be a good thing. where someone has only got experience in one feild you'll got a broader range to choose from. :)