Professions

[meckelburg at foni.net]

Hi everyone!
I'm at home to take care of my children but I was a radiological 
assistant before the kids were born. Sometimes I wish I could go 
back to work some day at least in the morning hours. It should be 
nice to be able to talk to people once in a while, people capable of 
speaking more than one or two-word sentances such as "Marten hunger", 
"Da teddy" or "auto,auto"(favorite sentance, about 350 times a day!)
My husband doesn't want me back in the surgery. He says he doesn't 
mind me talking in my sleep, but I kept telling him to hold his breath 
and that really disturbed his sleep ( and, to my benefit, his 
snoring<g>).
The kids are still too small anyway,my daughter will go to 
primary-school this summer and "little Weasly" is only 2, so no point 
in discussing the pros and cons.
Mecki

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., meboriqua at a... wrote:

> 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****************