What Do You Do For A Living (1 Viewer)

retired from nypd on a disability,now a stay at home dad and full time toy soldier collector
 
enjoy robert e. going to be some of the best times in your life,and when you are out of h.s. you will miss it
 
Evilchuck,
Thanks for serving the good people of New York as a policeman, my father was Boston PD for 30 years, so thanks again, I know what you officers go through as I saw what papa bear went through and most of it was not pretty.

As most of you already know, I sell toy soldiers for a living, couldn't ask for a better situation in life, I'm a lucky person.........

Regards,
George "Warrior" Guerriero
www.mmtoysoldiers.com
 
thank you so much george,as i'm sure you saw with your dad it's a very under appreciated job,nobody wants you around,but when something happens,where the heck were you.30 years GOD bless him,hope he got out healthy and in one piece.i'm sure he had a lot of great stories.
once again thank you
chuck
 
Gentle Friends,

I am presently retired from a successful 37 year career in American Higher Education. Prior to my retirement, I served as the Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Director of the University Counseling Center in a medium sized midwestern University.

Now the majority of my time is spent with my family, with my very good friends, and with my toy soldier collection.

Warmest personal regards,

Pat
 
retirement is beautiful pat,and no better way to spend it than,friends family and toys
 
Chuck,
My pleasure; my dad is 80 years old and full of life, he has some pretty amazing stories to tell, he's pretty much seen it all, feels for the kids on the job today, overworked and underappreciated is how he sees it...............

Regards,
George
 
Hi there chaps

I am a school teacher - at a Catholic secondary school over here - ie I teach 11-18 year olds - couldn't stand teaching ankle biters - my wife does that and she's welcome to it - :D
 
richardschulze1944 said:
Hi there chaps

I am a school teacher - at a Catholic secondary school over here - ie I teach 11-18 year olds - couldn't stand teaching ankle biters - my wife does that and she's welcome to it - :D
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Before I went to lawschool I was briefly a 4th grade Special Education teacher - I feel you wife's pain!
 
Well im a " Senior Ambient replenishment controller" ;) Well actually:
Warehouse/Grocery Manager at a Uk supermarket,talk about soul destoying:eek:It woudnt be so bad if we had a toy soldier section ,buy one get one free,staff discount,accidental damages i wish:D
 
Retired from the US Navy in 1976. In 24 years of service I only served 3 days of real sea duty. Started out as a boot retired as a Lt. Commander.
My son server in US Navy made it to Lcdr. but left the service for a better paying work as a medical engineer.:)
 
I am a retired municipal police officer of 24 years. I now work in manufacturing as a blending operator, mixing resin with minors to create PVC pipe. I wonder where all this pipe goes!!!
 
Hello everyone,

Just noticed this thread, lots of interesting careers! Although I am not technically a K&C collector, I have been collecting toy soldiers for as long as I can remember. For a living, I am one of those crazy people who did an AB/MA in history and then was even more nuts and wrote a PhD! I have been suffering the consequences of that choice for the last year (read: unemployment). But all that has changed and now I am a research fellow at Hopkins (starting in August). Hopefully someday I will have tenure and have plenty of time to concentrate on toy soldiers...until then, it's publish or perish!

Cheers mates
 
O.C. Here!
35 years in the railroad industry.14 yrs with the AT&SF R.R. and now 21 yrs with Amtrak.
18 months from retirement.
However don,t tell my Mom. She thinks I servce bedpans at the local brothal!
O.C.
 
OldCelt said:
O.C. Here!
35 years in the railroad industry.14 yrs with the AT&SF R.R. and now 21 yrs with Amtrak.
18 months from retirement.
However don,t tell my Mom. She thinks I servce bedpans at the local brothal!
O.C.
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Well you got more RR years then me. I had 26 years before disability. I worked for Grand Trunk/ Canadian National in road and yard service. Also, covered Amtrak trains off extra board. I hated working amtrak and a few of my buddies did it full time and gave up CN. I was a locomotive engineer. Leadmen
 
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