re: So OT, what is your profession?

IT Pro

Data technician for an engineering company out of Austin.

I'm happy with it most days, but it's not easy being away from home.

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Forensic Accounting

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i envy you

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It has it's high points and it's low points. I do this for a law firm and some cases are sexier than others and some are just boring and hell. Plus, although I like my job and my like my bosses a lot, I'm underpaid and overworked IMO and I'm coming close to the glass ceiling as far as pay goes. Although I've started looking elsewhere, I've also thought about staying where I'm at for the moment and go back to school and get a second degree in either statistics or mathematics to increase my marketability and open up more employment opportunities. I'm leaning towards going with the latter option because I'd like to become an Actuary.

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You are a full time brainiac - don't lie.

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Yep - my dream job - but it doesn't pay very well. It is a gateway job to Evil Genius, though.

Armorer in a Federal Government Instillation

Love my job, not so much the building I work in.
Started off in a different position and worked up to this one.
Day shift, no weekends, no holidays, and if I get called in for 15 minutes overtime work, automatic minimum of 2 hours overtime pay.

i flip cars and soon to be gold miner. nothing like working for yourself and doing what ever you want at anytime you want. i will never miss anything my son ever does.