What does your family do?

I'm a SAHM that works VERY part-time (is that an oxymoron?) at an in-home daycare. I only work 1 day a week for 5 hours. This school year (we only take teacher's children so we have all vacations off) I worked 2 days for 5 hours each day but next year my schedule is changing to just 1 day per week and that's what I'm working until the end of the year. My dh works for a large computer company as a Principle Software Engineer in the storage division. He troubleshoots problems, writes scripts for testing, and is also a lead. He's only been with that company for 4 years. His previous employer he was with for 13 years.

We are retired.  DH was employed in the International Div. of a large chemical company, and traveled to Europe and the Far East.  I was SAHM and taught piano.

Since March I am a secretary for an attorney. Before that I was a paraprofessional in an elementary school. Dh is a senior buyer for Chrysler.

Cindy

I am a Registered Nurse in a Neonatal ICU. DH is an elementary school PE teacher.

I do general labour in a warehouse that multi-packs products and builds store displays. It's just a minimum wage job, but when I went back to work after being a SAHM for 14 years, I did not want to go back to retail. I love the hours, 7-3, Monday to Friday.

Dh is a plumber, doing mostly commercial and industrial.

I am a SAHM and work as a speech therapist( also very part-time). My husband is a neurosurgeon at a major university.

I've been a sahm for 16 years. If all goes as planned, college student this fall. My LH was a K9 officer. My 16yo dd is considering getting a part-time job, but she would like to have her license first. The thought of me driving her around isn't appealing I guess.

My husband is in management for a large company, and I work as an intern (hopefully to be full time by the fall) at a metal mine in the health and safety department. I'm also a full time graduate student, my master's is in Environmental science and occupational health. Which is why working in safety at a mine is so perfect.

DH is in the national sales department of the company where he has worked for 23 years selling buildings you would typically see in industrial applications. Factories, schools, large churches, large retail spaces, etc.

For the past two years I have been the office manager of a real estate agency. I have always done "something" but was essentially a stay at home mom as DHs job requires a lot of travel, we have four kids and we don't live near family. Somebody needed to be the boots on the ground but I'm not good at not being busy. While the kids were younger I volunteered a ton then once our youngest was in school full time decided to look for something more but still very flexible. My sister says I get paid to be entertained-the people I work for are awesome!

I work part time in a high end dress shop and love it for the most part. My exDH is an engineer who designs machines that do industrial calculations. He works on bridges, sports complexes, moves not destroys buildings, etc. DSO is retired.

Before that I taught English in Japan in my own school. I hated working for other people so I started my own school with a friend. She had family responsibilities and had to leave the business so I ran it on my own. It wasn't super big, just 100 students or so, but it was big enough. Then after DS was born I cut back to just 5 hours a week. I needed help with the business, and exDH being the asshat he is wouldn't help me so I left him and Japan behind. 

I also worked for the provincial government in property assessment and then human resources. It was fun, but the politics got old after a while. 

I am having fun now.

My husband is an in house lawyer for a large oil company.

I used to practice law but I now teach business law at a community college.

I was a childbirth educator and infant massage insructor for a large hospital but I have been a SAHM since moving 3 years ago. Hubby is CIO/Senior VP for a fortune 500 company.

I'm a consultant in science curriculum development, and I also take technical writing jobs.

DH owns an electronics engineering and manufacturing company.

DD is about to start her Senior year studying electrical engineering.

DS is about to start his HS Senior year, and is applying to music schools for classical performance.

My husband is a Senior Applications Manager at a local manufacturing company. In other words, he manages the IT area that impliments SAP software. He is a smart man and very hard worker. He has worked there for almost 28 years. 

I work in a college football office. I LOVE MY JOB!!! I have worked in this office for almost 12 years, and at the University for almost 15 years.