Professions

[pbnesbit at msn.com]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., meboriqua at a... wrote:
> Hello Everybody!
> 
> 
> 
> I have a question, too.  Reading about Neil's week (sorry it was so 
> bad) made me think about what people do for a living.  I've made it 
> quite clear that I teach high school English in an alternative high 
> school for troubled inner city kids (yes, I love it).  What does 
> everyone else do?
> 
> --jenny from ravenclaw, who keeps daydreaming about punching the 
face 
> of her extremely noisy upstairs neighbor****************

I work as a historic interpreter at Middleton Place in Charleston, 
SC.  I interpret (and teach!) enslaved Africans' and African-
Americans' contribution to weaving and spinning on plantations in the 
Lowcountry.  

It's fun, but in 90+ degree heat with 90+ humidity, it does get 
tiring.  (I *do* have a ceiling fan--finally!)

Any time you're going to be in Charleston, let me know--I can get you 
in free (it's $15 for adults for grounds and Stableyards alone!)

Peace & Plenty, 

Parker