No, I imagine not. What did it cost you? ;)

I'm also a public safety dispatcher. I work 1500-2300 4 days a week which means I can only work games 3 days a week.

Hoping to go to day class in a year or less to finally be able to work a game every night.

Oy vey! Lots of shekels. Fortunately, they have my picture on them.

http://www.elfaronacional.com.ar/inf...s/image004.gif

I am a welder in an open pit iron ore mine. High glamor.:cool:

I'm a CPA, currently working as a CFO for a non-profit organization. Very flexible afternoons when I need them to be. Other than that, typical 8-5, or 7-3, or 9-2....whatever works.

Sales Consultant for a marketing company...

Work for a company but really it's for myself...ownership is very flexible to anything I need...except increasing my commission rate! :p

College professor at a community college. I have a great deal of input into my classroom schedules so I arrange them around officiating. So far its worked out GREAT! The hardest thing is having kids at home and being a single parent. When my oldest child (17) is unable to watch the younger ones then I have to make other arrangements.:)

I have a friend who also is a professor at a community college. His part-time job is a little different, though. He's a State Representative. :)

Be thankful it is not a full-time job.

Well... I am finishing my senior year (Aeronautics major) of college via online learning through the school I attended at the resident campus. I work as a commercial pilot for a local company flying this [their] airplane:

http://cdn-www.airliners.net/photos/.../1/0688148.jpg

Routine schedule of 3-days per week. Leave the base around 0700 local and return home around 1500. We fly to the company's manufacturing facilities in two other states.

I think I am going to go into education so I do not have to give up my officiating passion in order to work a demanding schedule of an airline pilot.

Very happy to hear that, I'm a College junior working on my Accounting degree. Hopefully I can find a job with semi-flexible hours, which means I'm not looking at the Big Four!

You're the fruit, right? (Not that there's anything wrong with that.)

he he he. gotcha, Padgett.

i'm an IT Technician for Grants/Cibola County Schools...normally 8 to 5 but i have a great boss that is very flexible with my schedule.

I think that is the burn of the year.