Lonelygirl15

Lang! Long time no see! You're job sounds AWESOME!

Languorous Lass wrote:

PolkadotConfederation wrote:Yeah that's simple enough for my brain to comprehend.

That seems like an interesting job. But wow, you must be really important.

Important? Me? Nah.

But it is interesting as hell.

Anybody who's thinking about law school should remember that you can do a lot more with a law degree besides go to court.

Weird you said that because I am in highschool, and trying to figure out what I want to major in when I go to college. I was wondering what I could do with a law degree besides the "I object!" kinda stuff.

Languorous Lass wrote:

PolkadotConfederation wrote:Yeah that's simple enough for my brain to comprehend.

That seems like an interesting job. But wow, you must be really important.

Important? Me? Nah.

But it is interesting as hell.

Anybody who's thinking about law school should remember that you can do a lot more with a law degree besides go to court.

Don't be modest now. I think that sounds like a really important job. I mean like yeah. I'd love to do something like that. I'm not a law student, but I'm a political science student, so it sounds cool!

Languorous Lass wrote:I review Federal civil rights laws, help decide whether they're accomplishing what they're supposed to accomplish, and recommend changes. Also I review guidance documents and other things that are supposed to explain or implement the laws, to see if the documents and etc. are accurate. Also I write new regulations. Also I develop and present training on what the laws mean and what people are supposed to do to comply with the laws.

Ahh, now I understand you so much better, Lass.

I'm a self-published author, aspiring to become published by Random House, or any of the major publishing companies. I also write articles.

ETA: Harry7, you could also become a politician. Heehee.

I've been thinking about going back to school, but I really don't know what I want to do, or what I'm good at. I've taken tons of those aptitude test and am still very confused. Bleh.

I just got a new job working in child protection services with foster kids.

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I'm new here...this is my first official post.

I am a Stay at Home mom and a "recovering" agoraphobic. If that makes sense...lol.

I raise wild Branchipus' for a living.
It's a very satisfying career.

medical sales ~ i am sure i have already commented to this

Nowherepixie, your job is one of the most important ones in our society. I mean that!

Betz, that sounds like fun and it also sounds like it might be potentially lucrative.

I am a self-employed writer. I'm disabled also. I don't work, really. I live on checks sent to me for book sales, and I write when I want to. Lately, I'm more into making videos!

I... am a cashier.

In a very, very ghetto supermarket, haha.

That's just my part-time job though, lol. I'm a senior in high school, going to college next year for Anthropology with probably a second major in Art History.

I want to dig up dead people for a living pretty much, hehe. Archaeologist, to be exact.

Yep. Everyone's jobs sound so exciting though! There are a lot of aspiring writers on here, huh? I like to write and I've tried to write many actually legitimate novels or theses, but I have a problem with finishing things, lol, so I really applaud you guys.

je_sais_cequisetrame wrote:I... am a cashier.

In a very, very ghetto supermarket, haha.

Ash wrote:That's right. Shop smart. Shop S-Mart. You got that?

I'm a student.

Um...yeah. That's pretty much it.
I do volunteer at the local hospital's Medical Record department. I pretty much consider it my job. It's hard work!
I would encourage everyone to volunteer also. The small amount of work that I do every week is such a HUGE help to them. They always tell me that. I'm the only volunteer they have. Imagine if they had just 2 or 3 more?

A bit ashamed to say but... I work at a Wendy's, quitting as of May 24th. I graduated high school years ago but I don't know what I'm going to do now.

I would love to go to college but I'm not going to risk student loans, I hear those are evil.