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Steve De Young
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As was brought up here a few times in days of yore, I'm an Orthodox priest.  I don't know if folks will find that interesting, but it may make me an odd man out.
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Matt Hawes
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Running a comic shop can be really interesting. I certainly get to meet many interesting people!

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I'm a social worker at a small, local hospital. After 4 years in child welfare, I'm working with a geriatric, dementia population now. Very fulfilling work.
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John Cole
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Air Traffic Controller USAF 1985-1988 USPS 1989 - 2016.
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Robert Bradley
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I work at a public library, which, unfortunately is much more interesting than we would like with the large number of homeless and mentally ill that frequent it, particularly during the summer.

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Bill Collins
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After 25 years in the steel industry, mainly cold
rolling it, i was made redundant when the group went
into administration and our factory was closed.I now
work in Store Operations for a major retailer, basically
working behind the scenes to make sure everything runs
smoothly, safety systems are operational and stock is
rotated.It`s a major change, but i enjoy it and only
work 30 hours a week, which at my age is nice! We are
also treated much better than my old job, and i work
with a decent bunch of people, many share my geeky
passions!

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Robert Shepherd
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Just about ready to hit the 30th year on my journey as a graphic designer --> creative manager --> freelance web designer --> and on my way to being an independent comic book artist. That'll be my "retirement" career.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Mortgage underwriter.  Not overly interesting, but I do get to read some hysterical and creative lawsuit complaints once in a while. The best part is when we get rescue purchases where a different lender wasn’t able to get someone in a home, and we’re able to save the day and figure out a way to get it closed. 

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Eric Smearman
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I’m a singer. Currently, I’m performing at a 5-Star hotel in Beijing,
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John Byrne
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Essentially I took my long term hobby... and pursued it as an occupation :-)

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Me too!

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David Schmidt
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I'm a lawyer. I meet very interesting people and from time to time I help people in need...


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Tom French
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I started out as a road musician -- I'm a pianist -- and played on three broadway national tours. I've written music and lyrics for over a dozen produced musicals. (One at the Fringe Theatre Festival in Edinburgh.)

After too many years on the road, I taught music at a private school in Maryland and "retired" (burned out) ten years later. 

For lack of something better to do, I got my personal training certification (bucket list) and then became interested in therapeutic stretching. I now co-own a partner-assisted stretching company. We have three locations in the DC area right now. It's not as big a change from music as you might think.
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