You don't need the money. What is the perfect job for you?

There are lots of jobs I think I would like. I like being a college professor. I think I'd like other things as much, though.

A vicar, if I actually believed in it all. Beekeeping would be amazing. Or reading audiobooks.

gardener

what I'm already doing, independent web developer like person

Retraining ex-racehorses. In extraordinarily nice stables with more land than I could possibly use.

Writing

Probably working outdoors with plants.

Poker Software tester or Car tester

How about some volunteer work? To help others, that can't afford it?

No i do not need the darn money and i am retired from working outside the home

Movie director.

I'm not on my current career path for the money, so I'll stick with being a doctor/physician. (Though if it were a question of not needing certain skills rather than not needing the money, I might be tempted into other fields).

You can volunteer to read audiobooks If you don't need the money! I just heard about that website today and quite fancy getting involved myself.

> How about some volunteer work? To help others, that can't afford
> it?

Yes i do have people who come over here and they help me with cleaning my house because i am on disability and it gets hard for me with 5 cats that i love and trying to take care of my life
It is Grand County Nursing they help me here

I'm glad to see someone there for you.

soldier

Product tester or movie reviewer.

> I'm glad to see someone there for you.

Yes she came over this morning and she helped me clean and sort out my bedroom , I had my clothes just all over the bedroom my skirts dresses and shirts were scattered about and i hung some clothes up in the closet
and she helped me clean the kitchen and i cleaned the cat boxes and we took out the trash it is a big job in here
just cleaning and organizing things

I did mention before i had a roommate? She will be back again sometime in February just two of us women living in here and yes we both procrastinate and put things off until later on sometime

Video game tester.

Mailperson. I would steal people's mail. And slack off. I'd be just like Newman.


Hello, Crayons.

Pet store manager

I think most of us, at one time another, accumulate some clutter. I collect books, political, and holistic medicine material. I also like to sew, gather material.

My youngest daughter, when in high school, along with a school chum, would go after school, earned a little money, doing housework for some elderly people, plus did retail work. The highschool had an employment office for students. This kept the kids working throughout high school. My sons did yardwork for the elderly, plus worked retail. Keep this in mind if you ever need work around the house....check your local high school.

> I think most of us, at one time another, accumulate some clutter.
> I collect books, political, and holistic medicine material. I also
> like to sew, gather material.
>
> My youngest daughter, when in high school, along with a school chum,
> would go after school, earned a little money, doing housework for
> some elderly people, plus did retail work. The highschool had an
> employment office for students. This kept the kids working throughout
> high school. My sons did yardwork for the elderly, plus worked retail.
> Keep this in mind if you ever need work around the house....check
> your local high school.
>
>

Yes great idea! the high school kids they could help me and some have helped me before like shoveling the driveway
and clearing away snow and in the summer i have gotten help with the yard outside
I am just getting so close to my 60,s ?
at 62 i can take my whole retirement and do whatever

It's what I do now, but I do not do ordinary.

philanthropist - I make the world a better place.

Home designer

Why does it have to be ordinary paid work? I don't do that now.

I'd be formally and with resources exactly what I've been already indirectly, a think tank director. At the moment I'm just a volunteer think-tank consultant. I don't have my own Batcave or armies of supervillain scientists yet.

My domains would remain as they are now: Arts, Engineering, Politics, Urban Renewal, Metaphysics.

And when I retire it will be to sculpt harmonicas and cuckoo-clocks at a forested beach, running an engineering commune and orchard.

Working as a clerk in a video store that does not do suggest selling, working at a doggy day-care.

Elementary school janitor.

I'd design schools or houses.

fiction writer

I don't know. Something I could take to, easily. It wouldn't require too much socializing. I'd be able to discover something I'm good at. I hate being mediocre. Of course, I'd have to enjoy it.