A (mostly complete, I think) Curriculum Vitae

Ok, at Mariana's prompting..........And in order(mostly, I think--again)........
(teens)
teacher's aide ,
cinema assistant manager ,
waiter ,
cook,
radio copywriter/producer (commercials--small station in south Texas) ,
dishwasher ,
kitchen manager/cook,
(20's)
radio personality (dj--see above small station) ,
public service director (see above) ,
janitor (ditto) what can I say--the pay sucked at KOPY,
cook (again),
laboratory assistant (call me "beaker") ,
landscaper,
psychiatric nurse's aide ,
30's
photographer/video producer ,
courier,
safe ride driver (drive drunk people home in their own vehicle) ,
bartender,
caterer ,
(40's)
psychiatric admissions clerk ,
psych tech ,
massage therapist .
(there have been numerous casual/part time/temporary positions, I forget many right now--the coolest was at a haunted house where I was paid to be scary)

My late brother was a jack-of-all-trades type, as was our father. The longest I've remained in any one position is 7 years. I have high hopes for my massage practice-- it's something that ought to stay fresh, particularly with the continuing education requirements. But I admit, I'm already thinking ahead--I want to open my own spa, in the Roman style--a recreation of a Roman bath house, with all the tile mosaics, etc. Also, a retreat/spa combo appeals to me--something like an old summercamp renovated to be a get away. Also, Dawn, Amber and I have discussed opening a Texas themed pub/restaurant somewhere (not Texas, obviously). Who knows what the future will bring? All I can say is, as long as I continue to learn new skills, I ought to stay relatively young(ish).
Here's hoping!
And still, I have the nagging feeling I've forgotton something...............