Maybe a repeat question

**KathiS** · 07-05-2002, 06:44 AM

My DH is a captain for the Sacramento Metro Fire Dept. He has been with the Dept. for 30 years and will retire in December of 2005. I am a retired teacher. I taught for over 25 years. I also ran children's programs and directed private schools.

**ImVickieB** · 07-05-2002, 07:30 AM

Hi ladies,

Mind if I join in??

Both DH and I work from home in the internet business. I do the HTML side of things and he does the programming. Before we moved back to the states (I was living in England with him), he was a self employed Programmer / Analyst (and a darned good one if I say so myself!

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Have a great day everyone!

**justGina** · 07-07-2002, 12:53 AM

My dh is a machinist. His shop makes machine parts for all the steel mills and factories in our area (and he just got a raise, woohoo!

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He comes home with all these metal shavings on his clothes and boots and it is NOT FUN when you step on them in your bare feet.

**Jerseygirl** · 07-07-2002, 10:11 PM

Gina-that is what my father did-he was a tool and dye maker/ machinist-those metal clippings were always everywhere!

**mommy2three** · 07-07-2002, 10:31 PM

well, my hubby is a teacher at a local high-school. he did work as a news videographer for 8 years (5 of which were in cincinnati, ohio). then in 2001, he gave that up to teach radio/tv at the high-school. we moved back home to indiana. he has totally turned the program around at the school. it was almost non-existent. i am so proud of him!

i was working as a medical records clerk, till we moved back to indiana in july 2001. now i am a sahm.

it is harder than my out of home job!!!

**MANDERS** · 07-08-2002, 10:36 AM

GIna I know what you mean about the metal shavings.Dh is a foreman in a metal fabrication shop.He is also a very good welder,they make lots of tanks for budwieser and they even make those cool looking gyro machines(ya know the things at the fairs that they strap you in to and turn you around.