What do people do all day? (with apologies to Richard Scarry)

[veg-o-matic]

Fred!

Be still my heart--a job working among hair-care products! I should do that when I retire <br
veg

 

[veg-o-matic]

Here's my cubicle, taken with a camera phone. <br
Doesn't look much like Robert's does it

 

[perc-o-prince]

I (Chuck) am a Pre-and-Post Education Transportation Specialist.

 

[perc-o-prince]

Just in case you didn't figure it out, I'm Otto from the Simpsons!!!

 

[goatfarmer]

My office....

...has 18 wheels! Not as fancy or deluxe as some offices, but it's my home away from home for about 10 hrs a day <br
kennyGF

 

[goatfarmer]

Our product.....

Some of what we make. We manufacture aluminum extrusions. These tubes are destined to be awnings for RV's. Just one of the things we make, and I deliver <br
kennyGF

 

[washernut]

After owning a care home and also working in the hospitality industry I'm fortunate enough to be able to take a break and work at home now. I care for a 91 year old lady that lives here in my home with me. I cared for her husband for 7 years in their home before he passed from Alzheimers. She insisted to her son that she wanted to stay with me rather than go to a care home and I agreed to do it. Since my own mother passed 1 month after her husband and my father a year later leaving me with virtually no family at all it just seemed like the right thing to do. It has been a year on October 8th and I haven't regretted a second of it. Gives me more time to read AWC
Bill

 

[DADoES]

Night.

 

[DADoES]

Day.

 

[foraloysius]

This picture was taken today. The quality is not so good, it's a phone cam picture. I coach unemployed people, I have been doing that for over 10 years now.

 

[foraloysius]

A better view on the desk. We have a clean desk policy, no personal stuff allowed.

 

[foraloysius]

This is the building from the outside. I'm working on the ground floor of the high building.

 

[maggie~hamilton]

TO WHIRLCOOL:

Wouldn't you just PLOTZ if you looked out your cockpit window and saw something like THIS whizzing by.......! (Or have you??! <br

 

[maggie~hamilton]

My Office No. 1

My home office. I have a Mac and a PC, both share a common keyboard, trackball and monitors with a clever switching device I found (the PC can only drive one monitor as it only has one monitor card). Note the old phone, fan and typewriter, all of which work <br
On the other (right) side of this room is my vacuum cleaner display <br

 

[maggie~hamilton]

My Office No. 2

Part of the office of my graphics client, BUCKLEBEAR (see link). This is where I spend most of my time, on a wonderful Mac G5. In the next room over is a long work table for cutting and assembling comps, samples etc. Isn't that a cool rug! Sitting in the chair is my boss, BUCKLEBEAR <br

bucklebear.com

 

[maggie~hamilton]

My Office No. 3

The organ loft (up in the rear, in balcony position) at my church <br

 

[maggie~hamilton]

My "work station" at church! (Yes, it's a real pipe organ!!

 

[maggie~hamilton]

And, last but not least, here I am busy at work <br
This church building, btw, is a FABULOUS specimen of 1957 Populuxe architecture. Think brick, copper, turquoise, terrazzo and modern stained glass. See link for more photos if you're interested <br

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[whirlcool]

Charles: <br
I certainly would! On numerous occasions I have seen lights in the sky, but keeping an eye on them always reveals them as another aircraft. I have had another one of our a/c flash their nav lights at us as they pass by us in the opposite direction a few times.
When I work the ANC flights, I sometimes see the Northern Lights from the sky. Very eeeerrrie looking. And yet even if we are at 40,000 feet or so they are still above us! <br
Nice photoshop job!

 

[mielabor]

Oh Louis <br
Talking about austerity, how do you manage to survive in that boring environment?