- Sold Grit Magazine door-to-door
- Delivered newspapers on my bike
- Hardware store clerk
- Drug store clerk
- McDonalds (for a few days - too greasy)
- Maintenance department (try looking cool in front of your classmates while picking up garbage on the college campus)
- Gardener for a wealthy artist in Chicago
- US Army Infantry
- Dunkin Donuts delivery driver - midnight shift
- Surf and Skate shop sales and skateboard assembly in Florida
- National Guard
- Tree trimming in North Carolina
- Pizza maker at Chuck E. Cheese, as well as Chuck E Cheese mouse
- Dishwasher at hotel restaurant
- Ballroom dance instructor (for one day)
- Busboy in Colorado
- Short order cook at small breakfast dive
- Landscaping crew member in Boulder, Colorado
- Wait staff at nice restaurant in Minneapolis
- Assistant manager at another pizza joint
- Worked on an assembly line
- Office assistant
- Scuba diving shop sales
- Freelance writer for "starving children profiles"
- Science video script writer
- Educational video cameraman and editor
- Director of video department for Christian organization
- Documentary video freelancer in Europe, Seattle and Fiji
- Short-term missionary
- Bookstore clerk
- Corporate video producer
- Owner of video production company
- Husband and Father
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Benchmark - 5 years
I've finally worked somewhere for a substantial amount of time - five years! To complement my post on all the moving I've done in my life, I thought I'd jot down some of the jobs I've held:
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3 comments:
I find your lists both amazing and baffling! And I think sweet Annie must either have equal wanderlust or the patience of a saint! :>
Dude! Crack me up... I've never seen Grit on anyone else's list! I was just telling someone else about that the other day. I also did the door-to-door thing with it. Back in, I don't know, like 1983 it would have been. So funny!
Nice list. Renaissance Man. You forgot "Publisher."
I'd like to hear more about the Rat suit and Short-Term Missionary. Coincidence? I think not.
;^)>
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