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[likethebeer]

Past job meme, from seattleforge

[aside from unpaid slave labor from my parents, including untrained landscape architecture and maid]
babysitter
warehouse lackey (for m'dad--I worked my way up from $3.15 to $3.45/hour, baby!)
fast food stooge (kfc!--the only job I've ever been fired from)
newspaper carrier (wall street journal)
convience store idiot savant (where I got approached by a 24-year old guy w/2 kids who asked me for a date while flirting in a disturbing way--oh, I must mention that I was 19 at the time)
ice cream mavin (that was the period in which I gained 30 lbs, I think). But it was at Herrell's in Boston [btw, if you were to click on the link, don't believe the "make your own sundae" idea. If someone wants to make a sundae of including freshly crushed kiwi and strawberry, they're asking for trouble. They must be discouraged at all costs]. They did use real bananas (the best banana ice cream I've ever had) and real coffee in their ice cream (hence, the 30 lbs).
office staff for telemarketing bile, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts
bookstore chickie
bookstore slave
assistant curator of a slide library
tour guide
manager of tour guides
demoted as manager of tour guides, back to being just a tour guide
tour guide
part-time house staff on the American Players Theater along with being a tour guide.
tour guide/researcher
tour guide/writer of tour scripts/frustrated researcher
tour guide
researcher 16 hours a week, tour guide the rest of the time. Oh, when not working in the Taliesin bookstore.
historic researcher. tour guide 1 day a week.
historic researcher and archivist. tour guide on special occasions??? (she asks). VIP tours.

Comments

[coconuthead.livejournal.com]

Man, everyone's had more jobs than I have had.

[likethebeer.livejournal.com]

Well, I've basically had the same job since the first "tour guide" written up there. When I think of my employment history, I usually think of it as, "fast food--bookstore--slide library--taliesin"