What's your full time work?

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  1. shabarigirish profile image67
    shabarigirishposted 8 years ago

    Hi friends,
    We are here in hubpages working together as a family of writers. I know most of hubbers are full time freelancers. I write hubs on my free time, and I work as Sr. Design Engineer in a manufacturing company. What’s your full time work?

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      cosetteposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      technical writer, and i also do technical editing and some editorial and writing projects that are non-technical (manuscript formatting and editing, marketing collateral, etc.)

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      Justine76posted 8 years agoin reply to this

      house keeper, nurse, maid, chef, accountant, teacher, and escort....in other words...housewife

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      1. Ultimate Hubber profile image62
        Ultimate Hubberposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        lollollol

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          Justine76posted 8 years agoin reply to this

          hi!  smile

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          1. Ultimate Hubber profile image62
            Ultimate Hubberposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Hie big_smile

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      2. Susana S profile image97
        Susana Sposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        I can relate to that.....lol

        Apart from all of those jobs also working online full time.

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      3. shabarigirish profile image67
        shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        So All-rounder (at home)

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    3. Harvey Stelman profile image62
      Harvey Stelmanposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      shab,

      I'm retired, but I still do some Male Modeling. Only now it's for senior related ..............................

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        Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        I know it's suppose to taste that way I just don't like it.
        I have two brothers in law who are Greek. One was born in Greece the other one here in U.S.A.
        I learned to cook many Greek foods which I love..I can't spell most of the foods I cook and or like..I will try to sound out a couple though.
        Mousaka-Egg plant, potatoes-Lamb (can use beef)
        Tee-rope-i-tus (It's like a Feta cheese Quiche)

        Others with Lamb and dill
        Oh and there is that really red meat called Pas-tra-ma (I like it cooked with Eggs)

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        1. earnestshub profile image87
          earnestshubposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          Fortunately, we have Greek family too, and we all hang out for the spit-lamb at Easter, all the Greek sweets and salads. Yummy!.

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          1. WriteAngled profile image79
            WriteAngledposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Awww, and whole fish (sea bass or bream) cooked over charcoal with feta cheese salad and Greek bean salad and a good dry white wine or Retsina if you can get it. Heaven on a summer evening.

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            1. earnestshub profile image87
              earnestshubposted 8 years agoin reply to this

              You have great taste! I have noticed your interest in good food and wine elsewhere. smile Our wonderful sufi is very clued up as well!

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            Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Yes, Ca-Ta-ef-ee (I can only sound it out) smile
            and Baklava..love the honey and nuts..a little too sweet.

            I do feel blessed being a part of them. Love their celebrations.
            My sisters had Greek weddings. Very elaborate.

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            1. earnestshub profile image87
              earnestshubposted 8 years agoin reply to this

              We also have home-made Turkish delight made by our beautiful Effy. (Grandmother of 12 YO Nicholas) I have never questioned her as to it's origins. It tastes and smells strongly of roses and is amazing!
              Grandmother is quite religious, so we all support her Easter. She typically never talks about religion. Most Greeks I know don't seem to bother much with religion here, other than belief in god.
              I love the kissing and hugging that seems to be a part of who the Greeks are. A warm and loving family oriented lot! smile

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                Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

                Yelp a lot of cheek kissing.
                I love being around them. My one brother in law from Greece had his mom (Evdokia) come each year to the states. We all got together and it was amazing. We called his dad Baba and his mom Yayaka (dad and grandmother) go figure.
                They both passed away a couple years back within 5 days of each other. We miss them a lot.

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                1. Sufidreamer profile image83
                  Sufidreamerposted 8 years agoin reply to this

                  Sorry for your loss. Strangely that's quite sweet - passing away within a few days of each other seems 'right.' Greek families are so close.

                  Greeks are great fun - very warm and full of Filoxenia and hospitality.

                  WriteAngled - Don't worry about the Greek bureaucracy - we can help you with that.

                  As for the freelancing - it depends upon whether you will have a mortgage or you intend to buy outright. In most areas, if you don't have to worry about mortgage payments, you can easily survive on freelancing. We do smile

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                    Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

                    Thank you.
                    Yelp they were together every place they went.
                    I think this is right too. If my husband died I think I would lie down beside him and die too.

                    Edgar Allan Poe wrote "And so, all the night-tide, I lay down by the
                    side. Of my darling, my darling, my life and my bride. In the
                    sepulchre there by the sea. In her tomb by the sounding sea."

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          Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          OH my goodness, I replied to the wrong post of Harveys. My reply to this post doesn't sound too good!!!
          This is what I was replying to.

          "I used to sell Ouzo, It is strong but it is supposed to taste that way. It's like Arakrazook in Turkey."
          http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/35879?page=5#post806521

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    4. chinweike profile image65
      chinweikeposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      i work as an independent consultant and business owner

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    sneakorocksolidposted 8 years ago

    I'm a licensed irrigation and drainage contractor. I'm also a state certified back-flow tester.smile

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    1. Misha profile image70
      Mishaposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Back flow? I once had a back flow, it was nasty...


      *scratching his back*


      lol

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    2. WriteAngled profile image79
      WriteAngledposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Hah, I'm indexing a book on irrigation and drainage at the moment!

      I'm a freelance medical translator and I prepare book indexes from time to time as well.

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  3. Preethi Anusha profile image77
    Preethi Anushaposted 8 years ago

    I just graduated ... and hoping to get into ICICI bank the nxt month .. dat wud b my first work exp

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Best whishes for you Preethi..

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      1. Preethi Anusha profile image77
        Preethi Anushaposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        thank ya !

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    2. chinweike profile image65
      chinweikeposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Banking is a demanding and noble profession. Good choice and good luck

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  4. Rafini profile image88
    Rafiniposted 8 years ago

    Unemployed for 4 months, decided to go to school and earn a degree.

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Make it soon Rafini, do a part time job along with your studies.

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      1. yoshi97 profile image62
        yoshi97posted 8 years agoin reply to this

        I'm a computer technician smile

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      2. Rafini profile image88
        Rafiniposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        I have thought about it. (cashiering probably)   But seriously, my skills are out of date for the type of job I am looking for.

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        1. shabarigirish profile image67
          shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          Don’ worry there are lots of crash courses in market, you can pick up within a short time.

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  5. Dorsi profile image91
    Dorsiposted 8 years ago

    I'm a photographer and commercial artist, which I work at full-time. I consider HubPages my third sort of "job", and am aiming at writing being my first!!!

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Hi Dorsi.. I visited your hubs. you have great contents. best wishes from me.

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  6. flread45 profile image78
    flread45posted 8 years ago

    I am a retired Peace Officer and my career now is fishing.smile

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Great news...!!
      I just started my career 7 years back and thinking when i'll get retired from it..  big_smile

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    2. Karina S. profile image62
      Karina S.posted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Nice!

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  7. habee profile image94
    habeeposted 8 years ago

    Writing. I was a teacher until I retired.

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    1. rmcrayne profile image95
      rmcrayneposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Always a teacher habee!

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  8. donotfear profile image89
    donotfearposted 8 years ago

    QMHP/II-Crisis Services: I conduct mental status assessments for individuals in various stages emotional/mental crisis (suicidal ideations, psychosis, homicidal ideations,depression..all)Then make a recommendation whether the client be hospitalized in a psychiatric facility or develop a safety plan. Sounds like a lot, but don't need to be licensed as a counselor. Bachelor degree in psych/soc/behavioral science.  Worked a long time to get here...I love it.

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Hi Donotfear..
      Nice to see you are helping the people in need.. Great work.

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      1. donotfear profile image89
        donotfearposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Thank you very much. Right after I wrote this, I was called out to a local E.R. and was out much of the night. Though rewarding, it takes it's toll on me mentally and physically.

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    A Texanposted 8 years ago

    To spread good cheer throughout hubland or a hired assassin.

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      hired assassin!!!!!?????

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        A Texanposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Relax dude, its a joke.

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        1. shabarigirish profile image67
          shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          Ya i know.. real hired assassin wont tell it open.......  big_smile

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            A Texanposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Are you sure?

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            1. shabarigirish profile image67
              shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

              I was sure before reading your hub on John Adams Project, now really I doubt.. big_smile

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                A Texanposted 8 years agoin reply to this

                At least you read it

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                1. shabarigirish profile image67
                  shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

                  Good Work dude. keep it up..

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            2. Harvey Stelman profile image62
              Harvey Stelmanposted 8 years agoin reply to this

              Tex,

              I have a job for you; do you take dirt for payment?

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  10. Cris A profile image58
    Cris Aposted 8 years ago

    I work as an editor for Elsevier, just started last month cool

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    1. emievil profile image77
      emievilposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      cool

      I'm an accountant, I have my own (small) accounting firm smile.

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      1. Cris A profile image58
        Cris Aposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Small, for now. cool

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        1. emievil profile image77
          emievilposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          I wish big_smile

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  11. Hokey profile image61
    Hokeyposted 8 years ago

    I am a hooker

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      JeanMeriamposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      hokey the hooker? You could trademark that

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      1. Hokey profile image61
        Hokeyposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Hokey the Buddhist Hooker! Even better!

        (please just be in the moment)  lol

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    2. blondepoet profile image72
      blondepoetposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Hahahahaha

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      1. earnestshub profile image87
        earnestshubposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Ya don't see a lot of Buddhist hookers do you? smile

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      Deborah Sextonposted 4 years agoin reply to this

      Nice to see you Hokey, I didn't know that about you. Is it your business or do you work for someone? smile (that's my unnecessary emoticon)

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  12. earnestshub profile image87
    earnestshubposted 8 years ago

    retired. (For the third time!) Someone kept spending my money! I am now a full time grandfather of 6. I spend any spare time with the little ones. smile It is the hardest work I have ever done!(just kidding!) smile

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  13. rmcrayne profile image95
    rmcrayneposted 8 years ago

    I'm an Occupational Therapist.  I retired from the Air Force a year ago after 20 years of service.  I've enjoyed my year off, but my nest egg is gone and I have to return to work. I'm hoping to work part-time so I can continue to write.  There seem to be plenty of jobs.  I'm thinking of returning to Pediatric OT.  I am also planning to volunteer a couple days a month at the hospital I retired from.  I will resume the post-op therapy of the breast cancer clients.

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    JeanMeriamposted 8 years ago

    I don’t really work full-time, but I am a First Responder. I’m also a foster parent. I don’t really get paid for either though, so I guess I don’t work,hehehe

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Hey Enjoy being with kids.... big_smile

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    StormRyderposted 8 years ago

    I do cost analysis for the government...sounds so exciting doesn't it! tongue

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  16. Ultimate Hubber profile image62
    Ultimate Hubberposted 8 years ago

    Full time work?

    None as such. I am about to complete my BS(cs) degree, just the final project left which is to be submitted within the next couple of months.

    Other than that I make websites and display Adsense ads on them.

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Nice.. what's next plans after BS? Full time web design?
      Best wishes for your project work.

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      1. Ultimate Hubber profile image62
        Ultimate Hubberposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Yea, I plan to do that and earn a living working online.

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  17. cheaptrick profile image73
    cheaptrickposted 8 years ago

    My partner and I develop alternative Businesses,we have a number of projects including two nine story buildings we converted into Farms,a small alternative strip mall occupied by bohemian artists[never pay rent on time lol],and we just revived a Ballroom dance school believe it or not.we also finance shops for unorthodox businesses.

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      logic,commonsenseposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Sounds like fun! Work but fun!

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    Beakerposted 8 years ago

    I'm a full-time Web writer. It's boring, but it pays the bills. I have a lot of high hopes for Hub pages, but so far it's been a dud.

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Hope the best, your hard works definitely pays you.

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    2. kirstenblog profile image75
      kirstenblogposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      You have been here 2 years and have 8 hubs? hmm

      I hate to say it but it is easy to see why you have not had the best experience over those 2 years with only 8 hubs.




      I work at a local school in 2 part time jobs that take up most of my time during term time and during the school holidays is when I can get some good hubbing in. I do love working at the school but with one of the jobs its not directly through the school but through the local council and working for them sucks big time. Bunch of bureaucrats and politicians and I am not sure which is worse.

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      1. shabarigirish profile image67
        shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Yup Kirstenblog is right; you should write more hubs Beaker, and get more visitors to your hubs to expect a reasonable income through hubpages.

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  19. thisisoli profile image70
    thisisoliposted 8 years ago

    Full time Freelance Writer and SEO consultant here, just abou tpays the bills!

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  20. Sufidreamer profile image83
    Sufidreamerposted 8 years ago

    Full time academic, technical and sales writer

    Part-time Ouzo quality controller big_smile

    EDIT: Nice one, Cris A - that's a big name to have on your CV!

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    1. Cris A profile image58
      Cris Aposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      It does add some um weight! Haha

      Part-time Ouzo quality controller? Sounds more pleasure than business if you ask me cool

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      Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      I don't like Ouzo because of the Anise flavor (Tastes like licorice)

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      1. Harvey Stelman profile image62
        Harvey Stelmanposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Deb,

        I used to sell Ouzo, It is strong but it is supposed to taste that way. It's like Arakrazook  in Turkey.

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        1. Sufidreamer profile image83
          Sufidreamerposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          Good man, Harvey - just hope that you didn't drink the profits!

          Not often I meet an Ouzo connoisseur on Hubpages big_smile

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          1. WriteAngled profile image79
            WriteAngledposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Well I'm a connoisseur of tsipporou in Volos. What I love there is you order a tsipporou and get some fantastic meze with it. Our friends from Veria would come to Volos, order tsipporou, pour the excess into a bottle to take home and end up having a free meal. I cannot forget the smoked octopus I received with one of my tsipporou orders, it was superb!

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          2. Harvey Stelman profile image62
            Harvey Stelmanposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            sud,

            I didn't drink that much of it, I did shots of Tequilla. I did 15 shots, and walked out of the place. I stopped when my favorite bartender told me; I think I found someone that can handle 15 shots also.

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        2. rmcrayne profile image95
          rmcrayneposted 8 years agoin reply to this



          Is that a specific name brand for raki?  Raki definitely has that anise taste.  My memory may be faulty, but I think Turks called it Lion's milk.  They drink it with water, which makes it white like milk.

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          1. Sufidreamer profile image83
            Sufidreamerposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Not sure about the Turks, but in Greece we have two spirits.

            Tsipouro is distilled from the left over Grape mash after winemaking. Many Greeks still use the Turkish word, Raki. It is yellowish firewater!

            Ouzo is the refined version, with herbs and anise. This is the one that turns white with water. I have not heard the Turkish name before, but Lion's Milk does ring a bell smile

            Ernest: 'Tis true - most Greeks are devout Orthodox (Easter is fantastic!), but religion is seen as a taboo subject to talk about. Politics is much more fun big_smile

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            1. rmcrayne profile image95
              rmcrayneposted 8 years agoin reply to this



              Thanks for the response Sufi!  In Turkey Raki is definitely the ouzo/anise tasting stuff.  Not a fan of that anise taste.  I'd be game to try the Tsipouro though!  Wonder if it's anything like the "first wine"?  Went to a great first wine party in Germany once.  Kinda like 'wine in the raw'.

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  21. profile image0
    mtsi1098posted 8 years ago

    Information Technology small business owner...

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  22. myownworld profile image77
    myownworldposted 8 years ago

    I used to teach English Literature once.
    Then something went wrong with this world, and I couldn't sit back and watch anymore.
    Now I'm training to be psychologist....and volunteer as a social worker.
    Above all, I work to keep a family together....and trust me, that's a full time job! smile

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    zampanoposted 8 years ago

    I got more talent for writing computer programs than hubs.
    I accept that reality now...
    And I earn my living with my program writings.

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  24. Rik Ravado profile image91
    Rik Ravadoposted 8 years ago

    I'm a training analyst for a large company.  I conduct Training Needs Analysis (TNA) for big projects and procurements such as ships, dockyards etc.  Most of my output is written reports so I'm really a writer.

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    1. pooja0908 profile image63
      pooja0908posted 8 years agoin reply to this

      I am an SEO and its my work

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  25. NewYorker profile image63
    NewYorkerposted 8 years ago

    Psychiatry Resident.

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    1. myownworld profile image77
      myownworldposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      smile you need to report asap to HP then! I believe one is needed badly in a thread below....

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    2. Sara Tonyn profile image61
      Sara Tonynposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Don't you mean "Board Certified Psychiatrist"?

      lol lol lol

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      1. thisisoli profile image70
        thisisoliposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        He could just be a resident psychiatrist at a hospital.

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        1. Sara Tonyn profile image61
          Sara Tonynposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          Yes, I know what he could be, but I also know that he stated (on another thread) he is: "a board certified psychiatrist"

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          1. thisisoli profile image70
            thisisoliposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Cant you be a board certified psychiatrist and a resident psychiatrist?

            My understanding that board certification for psychiatry was the initial certification, then you applied for a residency position in a hospital.

            I know normally a residency is included within the medical certification, but only a few countries had psychiatric boards combined with medical and surgical.

            I could be wrong, I am just dredging up from memory something I wrote in an article a while back!

            Wouldn't really know what was right unless we had an unbiased psychiatrist on hand to answer the question!

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            1. Sara Tonyn profile image61
              Sara Tonynposted 8 years agoin reply to this

              Can't be board certified until you complete 4 years of residency.

              And I don't believe him anyway. Read his hubs and tell me if they appear to be written by an M.D. (Answer: NO WAY)

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              1. rmcrayne profile image95
                rmcrayneposted 8 years agoin reply to this

                Sounds like someone we previously outed, AdviceDoctor, re-surfacing.  But you'd think if that were the case, he or she would have researched more, or would have picked something easier to fake.

                "Being a Psychiatrist" is implausible on many levels.  And giving advice, criminal.

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                1. shabarigirish profile image67
                  shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

                  I could see lots of psychiatrist on hubpages.. big_smile

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    3. profile image0
      Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      In your profile you state "I have an M.D. and I work for a hospital."

      Could you explain this? Hospitals don't hire doctors.

      Even emergency doctors are a group who use hospital facilities but don't actually work for the hospital. ER doctor groups say we will treat your emergency patients if you allow us to work out of your hospital. These doctors are paid by insurance companies and patients but not by hospitals.

      Residents are doctors in training at a teaching hospital (I work at a teaching hospital)

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      1. WriteAngled profile image79
        WriteAngledposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        I looked up the psychiatrists as listed on the hospital site mentioned by Newyorker in another message. Looking for someone matching his given name of Dr G, I only found a practitioner who had qualified decades earlier and therefore would not match Dr G's stated age of 28.

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  26. retellect profile image74
    retellectposted 8 years ago

    Music production! Real fun! smile

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  27. thisisoli profile image70
    thisisoliposted 8 years ago

    Emi - Fancy doing my taxes next year then, I am emmigrating to America and need to have my business moved, no idea where to start!

    I can't afford to pay you, but feel free to help a hubber out big_smile

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  28. Ms Chievous profile image75
    Ms Chievousposted 8 years ago

    I am a social worker at psychiatric hospital...

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  29. IntimatEvolution profile image82
    IntimatEvolutionposted 8 years ago

    Full-time student again.

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  30. profile image0
    Deborah Sextonposted 8 years ago

    Perioperative Nurse

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  31. Sara Tonyn profile image61
    Sara Tonynposted 8 years ago

    -- Full-time freelance writer/ghostwriter

    -- Part-time creative consultant/script consultant; television, radio, stage (theater), screen (film)

    -- Former screenwriter's agent; non-signatory, focus on new writers

    Former life (e.g.,"workin' for The Man")

    -- Clinical Care Analyst (Mental Health), Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO)

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  32. drej2522 profile image83
    drej2522posted 8 years ago

    Veteran Affairs (VA) clerk

    and struggling writer smile

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  33. liswilliams profile image40
    liswilliamsposted 8 years ago

    I'm a chef, taking a month off

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  34. doban profile image60
    dobanposted 8 years ago

    I am a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology and work full time for a local public school district in Texas.  Writing is my stress reliever and my extra income that is much needed.  I have written a lot for another site but am fairly new to HubPages, though. I really like it here.

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  35. Chaotic Chica profile image75
    Chaotic Chicaposted 8 years ago

    My husband and I own and operate a small but growing motorcycle, dirt bike, and ATV parts and accessories store.

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  36. yenajeon profile image84
    yenajeonposted 8 years ago

    Owner of an online boutique Kfashionhouse!

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    1. Ultimate Hubber profile image62
      Ultimate Hubberposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Checked your site. It's cool, especially the model on the main page.

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  37. Hokey profile image61
    Hokeyposted 8 years ago

    Seriously, I am working at a methadone clinic doing community outreach and helping addicts with support.

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    1. WriteAngled profile image79
      WriteAngledposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Much kudos to you, Hokey! It can't be an easy job.

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      1. Hokey profile image61
        Hokeyposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        I do it because I am an addict in recovery. The only difference between them and me is taking that first one. I have compassion for them and I want to help. Helping them also helps me to remember where I came from.

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        1. WriteAngled profile image79
          WriteAngledposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          Even more kudos because you have turned your life around and are also using your experience to help others.

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          1. shabarigirish profile image67
            shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Great Job Hokey. Share your experience with them, inspire them to help others, let it grow as a chain reaction.

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  38. Lily Rose profile image88
    Lily Roseposted 8 years ago

    Full-time mom for the past 4 years - hardest job I've ever had!  Hoping to start doing contractor work as background investigator soon...

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    1. shabarigirish profile image67
      shabarigirishposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      It may be your hardest job ever, but I know it is your delightful job ever.. am I right lily??

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    hamstersmessiahposted 8 years ago

    i've been living on the government dole since 1995 as a registered Schiz.  don't you know i'm a growth industry.  i don't do work i make work for others.

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  40. profile image0
    china manposted 8 years ago

    I teach English in China - nice job, nice place, nice people, nice life - about bloody time after a lifetime of blood sweat and tears !

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  41. profile image0
    lyricsingrayposted 8 years ago

    Television Producer over 20 years.

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    1. Hokey profile image61
      Hokeyposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Let's make a reality show

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  42. PrettyPanther profile image84
    PrettyPantherposted 8 years ago

    My official title is assistant planner, although I call myself a GIS/data analyst in my profile because it more accurately describes what I do.

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  43. classicalgeek profile image85
    classicalgeekposted 8 years ago

    Full-time classical musician, music teacher and music researcher. Currently writing a book on classical music. Nice to see such an interesting mix of professions here!

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  44. Arthur Fontes profile image85
    Arthur Fontesposted 8 years ago

    Used Car Salesman (insert cliche here)

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      Justine76posted 8 years agoin reply to this

      smile

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  45. wyanjen profile image81
    wyanjenposted 8 years ago

    I'm a full time graphic artist for a commercial printer.

    Don't let "artist" fool you, I don't draw or paint.
    I do design work and technical prep for offset presses.

    It is a high stress job but the most fun I've ever had!

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  46. Misha profile image70
    Mishaposted 8 years ago

    I live and work on the Internet smile

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  47. Misha profile image70
    Mishaposted 8 years ago

    Ah, Greek salad... Heavenly taste smile

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  48. profile image0
    wordscribe41posted 8 years ago

    Made a choice to bail out of my career to raise my kiddos.  Now, I stay and home and fruitlessly attempt to make money online...

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  49. Sufidreamer profile image83
    Sufidreamerposted 8 years ago

    hehe - I heard someone mention cheese pies. My favourite tongue

    Good work with the cooking, Deb - those Greek lads must love visiting you.

    The spring is nearly here and I look forward to Greek salad, Ouzo, and long conversations going well on into the night. Happy Days smile

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    1. WriteAngled profile image79
      WriteAngledposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      When I lived in Zagreb, I received a beautiful recipe for spanakopita (correct spelling?). Unfortunately, my partner won't try anything with spinach, sigh...

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      1. Sufidreamer profile image83
        Sufidreamerposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        I love those - we had them last night smile

        Don't worry too much about spelling (although you were bang on!) - as long as it sounds OK, everything is good.

        Shame that he won't eat them. Maybe you could try the denial of his conjugal rights until he eats his greens. Guaranteed to work big_smile

        Susana - you are welcome anytime smile

        Deb - mmmmm...Baklava. You are right, though - one is enough!

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    2. Susana S profile image97
      Susana Sposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Shit sufi - you got a guest bedroom? Sounds just great! smile

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      Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      OH yes, I forget what they are called and may be a form of Tee-rope-a-tis smile
      But you put feta cheese into these dough things, pack them up and fry them.

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      1. Sufidreamer profile image83
        Sufidreamerposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        oooh - those. Yum tongue We call them saganaki, although every region of Greece has its own names for things (as if Greek isn't difficult enough!)

        Ernest - I have a lot of Greek friends who grew up in Melbourne. They miss it and would do anything for a jar of vegemite big_smile

        Susana - No Problem. We have plenty of space for you to park smile

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        1. earnestshub profile image87
          earnestshubposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          See sufi, that is exactly what I was trying to express. That is why you are a very good writer!
          Anyone knows after you have seen Vegemite you need to be VERY keen on Australia to try it!
          Many, especially my local American and Canadian friends won't have a bar of it! They just look at it and say NO way am I gonna put that black spread on anything except maybe a wheel bearing! lol

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            Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            My son just spent 8 days in Canada..Alberta in a town called Calgory or something like that.
            He brought home pictures of a very large city..Beautiful..

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  50. earnestshub profile image87
    earnestshubposted 8 years ago

    WriteAngled, you probably already know this, but Melbourne Australia where I live is the biggest Greek city outside of Greece. They love the weather, the Ozzie barbecue has become their domain. They build beautiful big family houses that are centred around food, family and friends.
    Greeks integrated into Australian society like magic! lol
    My hub about John the plumbers dad is about a Greek Australia family. smile

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      Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      In the U.S.A. New York is where Greek people like to stay. And in Florida (TARPON SPRINGS)

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      1. earnestshub profile image87
        earnestshubposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        I knew about New York, but Florida is new information for me, thank you. smile

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          Deborah Sextonposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          Tarpon Springs, Florida is like a little Greece. It is actually a Greek town.
          You're welcome.

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          1. earnestshub profile image87
            earnestshubposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Gonna Google! smile

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    2. WriteAngled profile image79
      WriteAngledposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Maybe we should move to Melbourne. We're looking for a place in the sun but have been a bit phased about the bureaucracy in Greece, Spain and Italy. However, my partner is just about retired and I'm clinging on to a freelance living, so we're not economically atractive as immigrants.

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      1. earnestshub profile image87
        earnestshubposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        I reckon you could swing it! Melbourne is one very great city to live in. smile Research well grasshopper. smile

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