i'm in forensics.. 

I am seeking work but because my gender issues mucked me up so much as a kid I left school with no qualifications which means I can only go for low paid work-so I am now considering further education

Let's see, what do I do. I take a long walk on the beach every morning, I've been doing that for the past few months. I leave for work around 9 am or so, then I get home around 7:30ish. You can usually find me in chat 24/7 but I'm usually only active from like 6 am (when I was up) until about 6:30 am, then again off and on depending on what I'm doing, from 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm.

I like to read, but I usually do that when I'm laying in bed before I go to sleep. I don't watch television, I do play on the computer for about 2 hours a day or so. I like to hang out with the few friends I have. My life has been pretty busy with transition-related things like electrolysis (3 hours a week but I'm going to 6 per week starting this week), an hour of speech a week, therapy every other week, group whenever I feel like it.

Other than that, I'm in the financial services field. I was thinking about getting into cosmetology (hair/nails/makeup/skin care) because I've always liked dealing with people, I could pretty much be self-employed and it's something I think I'd like. I'm trying to find a school that I could attend after 7 pm on the weekdays and on the weekends since I'm working full-time, but so far I can't find anything. I can't quit my FT job and go back to school AND pay my bills for the 40 weeks it would take to get the schooling. Anyone know anything about that field and have any ideas?

I'm a professor, which means I teach a couple hours a week, then spend the rest of my time writing and researching.  I'm trying to find a way to make the reading of my transgender boards and the writing of my blog somehow count towards something academic

Joyce

I will be completely origonal here. I have two jobs. One is working for an awnsering service full time. The other is mortuary pickup.

  I am in the automotive collision repair industry.  In other words .I repair wrecked cars. I really enjoy what I do but it's very rough on the hands. That part I hate. Oh, and I'm employed full time.

copier repair tech, for the largest copier company in the midwest 

I'm a medical assistant in a nephrology clinic. I'm looking for something outside the healthcare field. Unfortunately, a lot of our patients have multiple problems and are on borrowed time. We lose 2-3 a week. It wears on you after a while.

Karen Lyn

I'm too am very lucky.  I'm was and still am a professional engineer by trade.  I work for a small firm in the north bay area that has been just the best to work for during my transistion this last year. 

Beni

I'm really at wits end not knowing what to do next.....I have a few little part time things I do but nothing to bring in any real money. I probably rely too much on my partner.

I am employed full time as a computer programmer and I am in school for a MBA.