[TAKerry]

HI Bob, havent talked to you for awhile. We need to get together once the weather breaks.

[Bob's GTO]

Originally Posted by TAKerry

HI Bob, havent talked to you for awhile. We need to get together once the weather breaks.

OK, sounds good Kerry.
Jim and I were just talking about your project the other day.

[Mattman]

I’ve owned my own roofing company for a little over eight years now and love it 100% and I started it out of necessity because my back was against the wall financially when I was working for my best friend and his roofing company.

Started off slow and kept praying and paying my dues and I completely love it and do not advertise and the referrals just keep pouring in.

I enjoy helping homeowners get their properties back in good condition with upgrades and I’m able to manipulate my schedule so I never miss my daughters various sporting events and other school activities.

I’m 52 and thanks to the lord still in very good physical condition and I don’t know if I would ever want to retire because I really enjoy what I do and I like getting up on roofs to do inspections for storm damage etc.

I met a man about a month ago that was 77 he was owned his roofing company for 51 years and he is like myself a one-man show and he still going out it but he hast to be careful in the heat now days he told me.

[455TA]

I.T. Technician for 5 years &. Marine Corps Reserves 1371 Combat Engineer for 4 years currently. 26 years old

[GT182]

Retired "Commercial Highway Engineer".... aka Truck Driver for 35 years +. Hauled new cars made by GM, and Ford on a gradual basis (back hauls out of other terminals). Plus a few by Mercedes, Toyota, and Volvo. I got to see the lower US from coast to coast from New England to the Pacific Ocean, below US 44 and US40.

Tho I did spend 2 and a half years at Eastman Kodak in the 70s in Rochester, NY learning to be an alcoholic. Thank God I failed that and got the hell out of there. The job wasn't all that great either.

[ta6point6]

I am Orthopedic Technician, did the same thing in the Army, going on 24 years now at current job. Now I mainly spend most of my time in the clinic , I miss the operating room some days. I work for a bunch of millionaires but would not trade lives with any of the Docs, well maybe their paycheck but not workload. They are all great guys and good to work for so that is why I have stayed for so long. Plus I do not work to hard most of the time. We currently have 30 Docs and growing. I am Site Coordinator at our Lvld clinic which basically means I hear complaints from patients to fellow employees, oh and have to attend monthly meeting woo-who. We are just about to open a new Surgery Center here in Lvld and not looking forward to how busy it is going to get around here in the near future.
Joe Walsh said it best "I cant complain but sometimes I still do"