0
Last week Alex wanted to know, What was, or is, your profession? She had over 125 replies (many of which included multiple answers). Here are just a few of the "hats" all you quilters wear or have worn in the past.
These jobs are listed in no particular order and represent the amazing diversity of our TQS members. Of all the replies, there seemed to be quite a few teachers, but most of you replied that being a quilter was a big part of your life and being a Mom or Dad was the most important job of all.
To see all of the replies, just click here. If you find someone's story in which you are interested, don't forget you can always click on their name and send them a message.
Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it's off to work you go...
Pharmacist, Detective Policewoman, Barn Painter, Park Ranger, Forester, Planning Commissioner
Dental Hygienist, Secretary, Professional Volunteer
Sales Rep, Accountant, Sales Girl (measuring bras and panties)
All kinds of teachers (and professional students) - music, elementary, college, ESL
Certified Surgical Technologist, Registered Nurse, Nail Technician, Pediatrician, Hair Dresser (in Saudi Arabia)
Lawyer, Quality Management, Legal Assistant, Architectural Photographer
Television Anchor and News Director, Car Hop, Tinsmith
Author, CFO, CPA, Butcher, Electronics Assembler
Personnel Processo r for Security Clearances for Nevada Test Site
Bartender, Waitress, Babysitter, Fast Food Employee, Geologist
Interior Designer, Flavor Chemist (she creates flavors for all types of foods)
Telecom Consultant, Occupational Consultant, Long Term Care Ombudsman
Lab Technician for an In-Vitro clinic, Insurance Agent, Programmer
Copy Editor and Book Designer, Architect, Judge, Tinker Toy Factory Employee
Speech Pathologist, Physical Therapist, Medical Transcription
US Army Contracting Officer, SLP in schools (mostly autism)
Truck Maintenance and logistics, AIMS MK XII IFF Instructor in the United States Navy (it's mostly a lot of electronics)
Cartographer, Works for a NFL team
.jpg "2019 Sponsor - BERNINA Q 24")
