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Re: What does everyone do for a living?
I am a stay at home person and caretaker of my boyfriend's 68 year old handicapped father. I also do all of the housework and cooking. I take care of my dog and snakes. I know this does not sound very impressive but some days are such a challenge with being the main caretaker. Having my snakes and my dog is so therapeutic and relaxing, this greatly reduces my stress levels.
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Re: What does everyone do for a living?
I am an elementary school teacher, one of the only guys in the building. Yes, my co workers think it's a little crazy, but they all know about them. I even have one in the classroom. The kids love it when I put her down on the floor. She just sits there and periscopes looking at all of them.
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Re: What does everyone do for a living?
 Originally Posted by Bcycling
I am an elementary school teacher, one of the only guys in the building. Yes, my co workers think it's a little crazy, but they all know about them. I even have one in the classroom. The kids love it when I put her down on the floor. She just sits there and periscopes looking at all of them.
A Royal / Ball python or something else ??
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Re: What does everyone do for a living?
Got a mojave female ball there right now. It's about time to take her home for a while. Heat doesn't go on in the building when outside temps above 60 so I worry about temps in spring and fall.
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Re: What does everyone do for a living?
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1.0 Black Pastel Mojave Yellow Belly Church - 1.0 VPI Axanthic Spider Ozpin- Butter Hypo Jaune
0.1 Super Black Pastel Texas - 0.1 Humble Bee CT - 0.1 Pied Carolina - 0.1 Killer Bee Sheila - 0.1 Black Pastel Ghost Pinstripe Coco - 0.1 Pastel Yang - 0.1 Spider Nora - 0.2 Lesser Huffman Pyrrha/FILSS
0.1 Pastel Yellow Belly Sally - 0.1 Pastel Orange Ghost Kaikaina - 0.1 VPI Axanthic Cinder - 0.1 Banana Cinnamon Kimball - 0.1 Shatter Spider Octavia - 0.1 The Red Gene Lemons
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Re: What does everyone do for a living?
I work for the provincial government and retire at the end of this month (10 working days left for me).
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Re: What does everyone do for a living?
 Originally Posted by ballpythonluvr
I am a stay at home person and caretaker of my boyfriend's 68 year old handicapped father. I also do all of the housework and cooking. I take care of my dog and snakes. I know this does not sound very impressive but some days are such a challenge with being the main caretaker. Having my snakes and my dog is so therapeutic and relaxing, this greatly reduces my stress levels.
I stay at home too, and much prefer it that way!
BF is retired.
So, how do we afford the snakes?
Careful budgeting and patience.
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Re: What does everyone do for a living?
 Originally Posted by ballpythonluvr
I am a stay at home person and caretaker of my boyfriend's 68 year old handicapped father. I also do all of the housework and cooking. I take care of my dog and snakes. I know this does not sound very impressive but some days are such a challenge with being the main caretaker. Having my snakes and my dog is so therapeutic and relaxing, this greatly reduces my stress levels.
This is very impressive to me! I am looking after my 63 year old disabled father as well as working full time, taking care of my own boyfriend and household - it's VERY challenging at times but looking after people can be quite rewarding as well. Glad you have your animals to help with stress =) I find that after a hard day I just can't wait to bring Val out to unwind with me.
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