[Zeke]

First a fiberglass laminator and shop foreman. Then a painting contractor followed by general contractor. After a few years of employee and sub contractor babysitting, I became simply a self employed, lone wolf finish carpenter and did 80% doors and windows, 20% the rest of the game. Half of that was on historic houses. That's about over now with the economy, but I did it for the better part of 22 years for a total of 38 yrs. in the trades (plus the FG work).

Now I'm a second year welding student looking for any metal work on the side. Oh, my Social Security benefits start at the end of the year, so I guess officially, I'm retired.