What is your occupation?
Odd jobs mowings lawns mulching ect. Pays good when there is work… Need to get a real job (hard to find one)
Band tutor dealing with the trumpet section, and substitute teacher for english/history. Those are part-time jobs. I’m waiting for school enrolment next year. 
Studying psychology, hoping to get on to the clinical psychology doctorate when I finish to qualify as an actual clinical psychologist.
In the mean time my Saturday’s are spent working as a playworker with autistic children, it’s good fun, good experience and good money, I can’t complain One of these days I might have to start unicycling to work…think it’s a mile and a half or so.
I am a Yeoman in the United States Navy HOOYAH!!!
Retail security camera installation and data wiring full time, part time high pressure boiler operator.
I tickle the local cats on their little local bellies.
Software engineer
High School Art Teacher… and Fine Arts Survey, which is an overview of visual art, music, dance, and theater. I taught piano for 10 years before getting into public school teaching.
Great idea for a post. I thought of starting one something like this myself!
Nice!
glad i did. i applied for walmart.
Software engineer
Wow, and you’re only 17. Have you already finished college?
That’s what I call private enterprise.
Former college professor (20 years). Now I work for a large urban public school system.
Semi-retired so I now things have “flipped”; Work part-time, and ride full-time! 
Hello rpt50… Which was more rewarding? College professor or public school? I always thought I would enjoy teaching at the college level, but I never did decide to pursue it.
Chiropractor and nutritionist in private practice; I also teach nutrition, physiology and manual medicine in a medical school here in Portland
Does the “RPT” in your username stand for “Registered Piano Technician”. In the piano tuning/repair and restoration business, “RPT” is the standard acronym.
So MuniAddict, were you a Registered Piano Technician? You didn’t say what you did before you were free as a bird. I hope to be free as a bird in 2 years. Gotta do the 2 more years!
I started out tuning pianos for Steinway back in 2000, then started my own business a couple years later. I love the work and have tuned, repaired and restored just about every type and brand there is. I’ve been fortunate enough to have had a very successful 11 years in the business, and now I have the luxury to pick and choose the jobs I want.
But there have always been certain pianos I will not work on; “Squares”, “bird cages” and “cut downs”; the latter having the notorious mirror at the top. This was a common practice way back in the 40’s and 50’s, where the really old, tall uprights were “cut down” (just the top part of the case) and a mirror was attached in it’s place. This had the effect of making the tall pianos appear shorter, since at that time, shorter pianos were in vogue. This practice is severely frowned upon in the piano tuning community, as it devalues the piano, and also makes it much more difficult to tune and service.
My favorite pianos: Yamaha, Kawai, Steinway, Fazioli, Schiller
Stay Tuned… 