If it's good enough for Keitel and Pryor, why not me? Besides, things just aren't looking good for the office worker these days--did you know there are currently 11 books out now about the disappearing middle class? Time to move to a more dependable sector. Can any of y'all see me being a cop? Yeah, I guess that wouldn't work. I've already ruled out garbage man. Vicky said it'd be too embarrassing for our daughter. That's unfortunate because sanitation workers provide a valuable public service. As do mailmen. But I don't think they're hiring these days. If I were a woman, I'd get into nursing. Well, I'll keep thinking about it. Please comment with any ideas you might have.Check these sick photos I took at the moma last week:
7 comments:
I could see you as a cop. Nothing wrong with being a man and going into nursing as well. Find a job that you'll love to do. That way, it won't feel like work.
Don't think I could see you as a cop, but nursing could be a good idea...flexible schedule, great pay and benefits and probably pretty rewarding. And, I also don't see anything wrong with being a man and a nurse.
Uh....there are plenty of male nurses. WTF???
really, ww? hmm--don't think I'm dom enuf. yeah, you guys are correct, there are male nurses, but I guess I wouldn't feel comfortable being one. maybe I should learn welding? yeah, that's it!!
really, ww? hmm--don't think I'm dom enuf. yeah, you guys are correct, there are male nurses, but I guess I wouldn't feel comfortable being one. maybe I should learn welding? yeah, that's it!!
BTW, I love your photos of the MOMA. They are so great, nice job!
Your comment below posted twice.
Post a Comment