I already have my dream job, I just wish being a local musician paid more and had a better benefit package.

My "day job" isn't bad, but I'd be ok with another 10 - 20k.

Beer taste tester.

I diid my dream job for 45 years. I was a computer guy. I programmed as well as hardware repair and installation. Never worked a day in my life, just played with my computers. Still play with them in retirement.

Biblical historian, scholar, with an emphasis on the literary aspects of early Christianities. Great atheist carrier!

Lawyer

My dream job, is a job that pays me long after I’m done. One that I enjoy doing for me and no boss to tell me the TPS report is due. lol. Hence the reason I’ve taken up writing.

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My dream job is to be an astrobiologist. I'll be applying to astrobiology graduate programs at the end of this year.

Photographer's assistant. Dusting sand from the derriere a of swim suit model.

Author, but I'd like to earn more at it.

Novelist, probably.

To be able to do a variety of things at my own pace. Not have to worry about someone standing over me telling me what to do and take as many breaks as I want. Oh wait, I do volunteer work so I have my dream job(s).

Great pay and bennies, very little and easy actual work. lol

Not really sure... but to anyone answering... what are you doing to make your dream job a reality?

3rd world development, using the best of the global business, ecological and social systems. Turn an African country into a hub of business, education and art. Repeat

I've always wanted to be a personal assistant for a woman of power & influence . Like a glorified stay at home husband I guess . (Really reaching out there . . .)

Playing for the New York Yankees.

Writing songs that popular artists sing. If I was a good enough singer then it would be on stage at Madison Square Garden.

I'd like to do what Dawkins, Krauss and Harris do, in promoting atheism on a global stage. Happily spend my remaining years contributing to that, if I could.

Anything I love doing is ruined when it becomes a full time job. Cooking, gardening, acting, writing have all been life passions dulled by obligations. I fear a job no matter how dreamy will always be just another job I reality. The only exception was when I stayed home with my daughter for the first three yrs.I had two other children in school as well. I was able to entertain all my passions while passing them to the next generation. I guess homemaker is my dream job.

Not having one.

Studying invertebrates on tropical islands, mostly marine invertebrates but a few aquatic and terrestrial but for variety.

Defense Attorney

I'm working it. I'm an independent salesforce consultant -- system administrator, analyst, developer. The platform is fun to work with and unbelievably feature-rich. I help small businesses and nonprofits get a handle on their information and operations. I have complete control over how much I work in any given week, and no commute becase SF is all online. I don't see myself retiring because I'm having too much fun.

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