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Posted: **26 Nov 2007, 18:23**

How do you make a living? What do you do as a job? Do you go to school? I work in customer service.

Posted: **27 Nov 2007, 06:34**

I am a full time college student and I work as a juvenile service officer in the house arrest program in my county for juvenile delinquents.

Posted: **27 Nov 2007, 19:42**

i am currently a barista. thats right i work in a coffee shop, typical job for a college student.

Posted: **27 Nov 2007, 20:07**

mmmmmmmmmm coffee

Posted: **27 Nov 2007, 21:08**

thats what i say!! working there has made me addicted.

Posted: **06 Jun 2008, 20:56**

Work as waitress at college cafeteria.

Posted: **07 Jun 2008, 09:27**

Right now I work at a Job Corps center, but in September I'll go back to teaching English and Philosophy at a local university.

Posted: **07 Jun 2008, 22:34**

See my signature...

(But I'm not just a regular librarian, I'm an IT Librarian)

Posted: **05 Jul 2008, 04:35**

Currently I find myself a slave in the retail trade--shackled to a cosmetic counter--thankfully it is only on a part-time basis whilst I complete my studies as I'm a fulltime Uni student.

Posted: **05 Jul 2008, 08:01**

Inkling wrote:whilst

Yippeee, I'm not the only one who still reverts to old time English!

Anyhow.....I'm an administrive assistant when I'm well enough to work.

Posted: **05 Jul 2008, 19:11**

Wordsgood wrote:
Inkling wrote:whilst
Yippeee, I'm not the only one who still reverts to old time English!

"Whilst" isn't old time English to those of us in Australia or the UK... it's just regular English!

Posted: **05 Jul 2008, 19:51**

I say whilst and I'm mostly American.

I am a stay at home mom excepting for I don't stay home much. I volunteer a lot at the elementary school my girl's go to.

Posted: **05 Jul 2008, 23:11**

sleepydumpling wrote:
Wordsgood wrote:
Inkling wrote:whilst
Yippeee, I'm not the only one who still reverts to old time English!
"Whilst" isn't old time English to those of us in Australia or the UK... it's just regular English!

How true. But we like to co-opt some of your words and phrases because they lend us an air of sophistication.

Posted: **07 Jul 2008, 17:01**

I believe I have everyone beat: I just got hired to be a janitor for the summer.

Today was the first day of work. It's going to be a long summer, that's for sure!

Posted: **08 Jul 2008, 05:25**

It's good honest work Dori!