I'm a Postal worker and my wife is a bank CEO. Mainly I play piano in a whorehouse. Darrell
What Do Amateurs Do For a Living?
Started by jadamslh, 02/25/2007 11:41PM
Posted 02/26/2007 06:42AM
#10
Posted 02/26/2007 01:24PM
#14
Back in the old days I've worked in tool and die shops, Gibson Guitar, and a house parent at the Fla. School for Deaf and Blind. For the last 28 years as outside industrial sales. I only wish I had started this hobby earlier and urge everyone to foster this hobby onto the younger folks.
Buck
Buck
Posted 02/26/2007 03:03PM
#15
Hello:
I'm quite happy to say that someone acutally pays me to do astronomy! I'm a grad student and in 4 months I'll get my PhD. In a few minutes I'll go into work to support a visiting astronomer to our observatory, which is one of the things I get paid to do. Other than that and helping to commission a new camera, I focus on my thesis research. Quite a few of the staff at the observatories on Mauna Kea are amateur astronomers.
Cheers
Mike Connelley
I'm quite happy to say that someone acutally pays me to do astronomy! I'm a grad student and in 4 months I'll get my PhD. In a few minutes I'll go into work to support a visiting astronomer to our observatory, which is one of the things I get paid to do. Other than that and helping to commission a new camera, I focus on my thesis research. Quite a few of the staff at the observatories on Mauna Kea are amateur astronomers.
Cheers
Mike Connelley
Posted 02/26/2007 07:33PM
#17
Criminal defense lawyer, primarily homicide cases fomerly though mostly in management now. Being able to sit behind a telescope and look at things is a big stress reducer. Guess I stick to visual observing becasue it, unlike most of my life, is pretty uncomplicated.