What Pays The Bills???

[Bikejunky69]

Kentucky is famous for um um not too much but yes apples.. Not too many apple trees about now the weather and woolworths, Coles and the like sorted that out, but still is a few orchards with cherries, plums, necterines, peaches and a few vineyards about. I was at the UNE today the place is getting bigger, They are building a medical school and a dentistry, Armidale is so busy of late buildings, homes so much going on in there, If your ever up this way i'm always up for a night on the soup and a bike ride.. Enjoy your retirement
BJ

[Guilly]

Thanks boys 
 

[frostygt80]

We drove through Armidale a few months ago and stayed at a place there for the night thanks Michael.

[ty4]

UNEMPLOYED AT 52 BY CHOICE 
YOU SIR ARE A bl__dy LEGEND!!!!!!!!!
cheers
envious tony

[Dave Mac]

I thought Kentucky was most famous for its finger licking good 11 secret herbs fried chicken   Oh yeh, and Colonel Sanders

[Bikejunky69]

We drove through Armidale a few months ago and stayed at a place there for the night thanks Michael.

 
You should have stayed here frosty!! Anyone is welcome!! As long as you can put up with my Boozeing..lol..
BJ

[garryc]

Pretty sure I read about the rescue of Coomba Park boat crash as headlines of local paper google great lakes advocate.  I am a radiographer at the local public hospital xraying all the guys that come unstuck.
 just acquired a 79 dt 250 F needing resto to sit in the garage with my 78 Ducati Darmah

Well it used to be the NSW Department of Education but I have just resigned after 31 years    ;
As of 2010 I am unemployed. 
More time to do IT

Far out thats a long time Guilly, My Father in law had worked as a teacher for the public system for 40 years and jumpped into the catholic system 4 years ago and still there today, well he was until he had a crash in his boat at Coomba Park (Forster) NSW on the weekend.. Poor old bugger, Me thinks he retire again..
BJ

[Great Escape]

Hi Guys,

I was working in the IT Automotive industry and travelling to China, Thailand & Philippines on a regular basis the travel just wore me out to be honest as I was based in Australia and spent 95% of the time OS, might sound exciting but it does start to wear thin and rarely got to spend time with my son.
Currently working in the Hardware & Construction industry and trying to work out what to do next.


Cheers
Great Escape

[enduras_wr200]

Hi there. I've studied mechanical engineering in greece, and have been working for the last 7 years in the subway system in thens as a servicing engineer. Hopefully in the near future i get the chance to leave the big city and live in the countryside!

[IT-CR]

I work in administration in the public service, Been with one federal and three state agencies since 1995.

[SteadyT120]

22 years as an Airforce Avionics technician. Then last 11 years as service engineer in medical diagnostic imaging industry, x-ray, ultrasound, MRI, systems and associated data networking.  Working mostly x-ray systems now for a smaller company as service manager. Still get plenty of hands on time tho.

[kim80y]

Hi people,
I am a youth socila worker and counsellor, I work with homeless youth and have so so for around 7 years now, I used to have my own handyman business working for real estates on rental properties and for large andy contractor, hire a hubby, doing commercial area, ie: KFC, Kmart ,Susan GRae etc.
Love the work I am in now, did shift work till 8 months back, miss the penalty rates!

[smcbr6]

Software Engineer, currently with Boeing (5 years), before that a few different roles (contracting and permanent) mostly with telcos.

Cheers,
Shane

[sweede490]

A fitter welder- fabricator , last few years building alloy boats 

[Urchin]

Some intersesting jobs. I'm a house dad, 15hr days 7 days a week 52 weeks a year. I play with kids clean my IT250K and ride my BMW 1200GSA while not been a fully trained house b-tch. Beats the cr-p out of working on the oil rigs, now I just let my wife earn the money.