[Sahagan]

Well, I'm an agent of the US Government. I'm fortunate enough to work an average six hour day, five days a week, and am paid for 9 hrs, 20 minutes a day. That sort of equals a part-time job, with full-time pay. I consider myself extremely lucky. I've done this job for going on 11 years.

I also work, at very little pay, as a restaurant reviewer/food critic (yeah, it's a dirty job, but someone has to do it) for a regional magazine. I'm now in my 14th year, and have reviewed restaurants in 15 or 20 states, as well as both Canada and Mexico.

And oh yes, the agent of the government thing? I'm a rural mail carrier, with a daily route of 83 miles, serving 560 families on my route. A goodly portion of my route runs along part of the western bank of Kentucky Lake, giving me lots of wonderful glimpses of water every day. My customers run from millionaires in 750 thousand dollar houses, to folks on government assistance living in 750 dollar house trailers. I truly love the job(s), and the folks I serve.

Sahagan

[Joni]

Originally Posted by fyshstykr

Joni,
What kind of Rock and Roll?
Ever play in P.C or S.L.C?

P.C. a long time ago, but mostly the valley and Magna now.
Blue Deville Home Page

PASSWORD is drummer

[trout champ]

I work as a Security Agent at one of the most luxurious Hotels in the world.

5 Star Hotels & Luxury Resorts in Colorado | The Broadmoor | Golf & Luxury Spa Vacations

Randy

[fyshstykr]

Originally Posted by Joni

P.C. a long time ago, but mostly the valley and Magna now.
Blue Deville Home Page

Thats Cool Joni!!
I've heard the name of your Band before, not sure where, but I have heard of you before.

We need to ask Zoso, it could be him that I heard the name from?
He's from this area too.

[Wyatt]

I started my own automotive repair shop about 15 years ago and specilize in computer/fuel injection diagnostics.
Wyatt

[jimw]

worked as a plumber (3rd generation) for 25 years, then opened my own plumbing business in 2002, so far its been a roller coaster ride but it's starting to pay off.
Jim

[BigCliff]

Originally Posted by Fly2Fish

International lawyer. Unfortunately, for much of my career I was in "fly-fishing remission"; when I think what might otherwise have been on my trips to Chile, New Zealand, Argentina, Siberia, Belize, etc. it makes me sick.

I can relate man, a couple years ago I was in Carlisle, PA for a week and selling in Mechanicsburg. I found out after the fact that Carlisle is the home of the famed LeTort Spring Run, Pennsylvania Trout Sampler, by Ben Ardito and that Stackpole Publishing Stackpole Books - Product List is one of a very few businesses I didn't visit. DOH!!!

ATTENTION! For those who visited Joni's band's website, I DO NOT RECOMMEND playing "I ain't goin bald" out loud at work.

great stuff there Joni!

[Fly2Fish]

Originally Posted by BigCliff

. . .ATTENTION! For those who visited Joni's band's website, I DO NOT RECOMMEND playing "I ain't goin bald" out loud at work.

I also don't recommend trying to link to its Forum or Chat without the right password.

[shorthaul]

Originally Posted by BigCliff

I can relate man, a couple years ago I was in Carlisle, PA for a week and selling in Mechanicsburg. I found out after the fact that Carlisle is the home of the famed LeTort Spring Run,

haha---DOH! is right Cliff--

The Yellow Breeches is right there too and a great fly shop in Boiling Springs---just plan around the shows at Carlisle Fairgrounds to try and get a room in the area---some of the cars shows are big and take up all the rooms in the area
Holly Inn;Historic but Brand New!;Inn, Restaurant,and Bar in Mount Holly Springs, Pennsylvania.
nice place to stay with a freestoner behind the motel and a bar and restaurant

metal fabricating for 35 years

[cowboy]

Maily retired from Federal service, but presently mayor of a small, midwestern town.