What does your family do?

I am currently a SAHM, but will soon be a graduate student (eeeekk!!)

DH owns his own transportation business. I guess I am his secretary as well, and I do all the records and paperwork.

I am a consultant for Pure Romance- I do fun in home parties teaching women about their sexual health and well being while using a line of products and i'm fortunate to have an amazing team of women that I mentor and help do the same thing.

My husband has always worked in the auto industry but retired a year ago and is now my office assistant. We are blessed to be able to work together everyday!

So many interesting jobs.

I was a SAHM for 3 years until we went into business for ourselves. I do all the bookwork for our company out of our home and it only takes me 12-20 hours a week. We have 4 trucks that do oilfield work. My husband did this for 10 years before we formed our own company, 9 years ago. I was raised on a farm. Here you either work in the oilfield or farm (grain and/or cattle).

i am a project manager responsible for retail strategy and implementation for a financial services company (aka getting our products out in the stores). My husband is in software development.

I'm currently a SAHM with a small crafting business. It's not really much of a business but I do about 6 craft shows a year and take orders.

DH is a structural engineer for a company that designs and builds ropes courses and zip lines. Right now, he's the head engineer and oversees two other engineers and a drafter. The stuff his company builds is awesome. This is just one of the courses they build.

I have a law degree but worked in Human Resources at corporate headquarters of a large bank in Michigan. Then we had our first child, and moved to PA a few months later and I have been a SAHM since. I consider myself more a live in housekeeper since that is all I do all day, then a chauffer every night riding my 3 kids all over the place!

I teach STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) workshops to elementary students. I visit a lot of schools. My areas are mostly environmental (insects and plants) but I do teach a workshop on Newton's law. It's a part time job but I've been much busier than usual this spring, full time for a few weeks. It's a super flexible job, I book my workshops with the teachers when I'm available. I'm off for the summer, Christmas Holiday and March Break

I have a second part time job that I do from home. I manage an online database for a large Canadian website. The fun part of this job is that I can do it from home in my pjs. I do have a deadline but there is no set schedule.

My dh is a Fire Inspectaor at an auto manufacturer.

My dd is a university student so she has 2 summer jobs. In the morning she works for a Pediatric Psychiatrist and during the evening, she is a barista at a cool coffee shop in town.

My youngest is 15, he was working as an assistant karate instructor but he switched to another martial art and had to quit. Next year, he will take the life guard program.

Dh and I are in two very disliked fields 

Dh is retired from the Navy after 24 yrs and has been working in Law Enforcement as a Corrections Officer for the past 10 yrs.

I'm an auditor for a health insurance company 

This is what my ds does

DH and I own a small sign company. We have both been in this type of business pretty much always - signs, screen printing, digital printing, graphic design, etc. We met while working for competitors  .

Our business is 15 years old this year.
We make all types of signs except electrical or lighted signs and billboards. I came to work with him full time about 5 years ago, but have always been involved with the business even when working the full time job(s) I had before.

-- I work in the Quality area at a Nutritional Supplement company, investigating customer complaints and managing internal product investigations. I've worked in the pharmaceutical / medical device field for 20+ years, now, and at this company for 1.5 years.

-- My BF is VP of Operations for a company that installs personal safety systems in senior care communities. He's worked at that company for 9.5 years. (When someone has 'fallen and they can't get up'  they press a pendant and it alerts the care staff-- his company installs those systems.)

We both sort of 'started over' to some extent with our careers because when we met we both lived in the Chicago area. A year after we got together, we moved from Illinois to Arizona (away from winter, lol) without having jobs lined up before moving. The job market in the Phoenix area is quite a bit different than it was in the Chicago area.

About a 100 years ago (seems that long anyway, lol), I was a payroll manager for a construction company.   I am now a homemaker.

My DH has worked his way up through a large company over the past 23 years and is now a senior manager. He is working his way up to director.

I inspect micro electronics.

Dh retired two years ago from retail.

I'm an RN on a post cardiothoracic surgery unit.

DH is a computer engineer with a government contracted defense and communications company.