Thanks for the train. I want to win the Bad Rats. :D
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both of my parents are disabled. one of them gets a check from our state every month and the other one doesn't get much so I live at home to take care of them. ;o
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oh sad to hear :( you must be proud of yourself not leaving them behind
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My father is retired from working at the city goverment and my mother died 5 years ago.
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My mother's job is to leech of me. :I
My dad abandoned me at birth.
Hey, you asked! :P
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Well, she's unable to get a job, due to being various amounts of uncapable. It's not evil leeching, just that I have to support her every now and again.
Not as exciting as it actually seems huh?
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mhm but still she raised you so it's kind of payoff xD
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bump!
My parents are on their elderly pension (which is non-existent in russia) so I along with my two younger brothers provide for them.
Morale? Invest in your children for stock prices could drop, real estate could burn, your government could (and gladly will) fuck you over.
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Well good job Russia.
In my country is basicly the same, the elderly pension is so so low that after they pay for medicaments there is nothing left for food and bisic bills
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one is a stripper at a gentlemen's club the other never met him
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yeah, that's how i resulted in to gaming, which I am thankful for. Instead of grew up as a screw up, it actually taught me many ways in how to overcome things. I am glad the world is finally realizing how gaming isn't just a waste of time if you actually learn things from it. Faster reaction time, better at problem solving, and teamwork/leadership! haha
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Mother takes care of the elderly, father works in a store.
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My dad is a tech support kind of worker for some bank here in the US (although were not Indian, sorry for the stereotype; just thought I would specify) and my mom works in a dental office as the manager.
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The stereotype would apply if they worked in call center but in this case I would not even think about it. Thats great jobs :)
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Except you aren't sorry, because you went out of your way to perpetuate the stereotype by mentioning it at all.
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Just thought I'd mention it as a joke but added the little note in case people took it the wrong way.
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Both psychiatrists. My mom is the type where people come to talk and stuff, and my father works in a psychiatric hospital dealing with hospitalized people, heavy or dangerous types or whatnot.
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They're not among the living anymore.
10 years now :(
So, make them happy or proud while you can and enjoy their company. Invite them to a meal, get up early on sunday and buy a cake or do their garden for them without them having to ask (multiple times...)
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My dad works in firm that sells things needed with constructions and renovations and my mum is teacher in primary school :)
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little bit tiring, especially that my parents are 50+, my dad has to drive 40 km to work, 80-90 km per day. and I'm not sure how it is in Bulgaria, but in my opinion in Poland teacher work is underestimated. this job is very tiring, especially mentally tiring and salary is not so great. :/
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Yep kids here are so fucked up. I mean they are straight up stupid no motivation to progress at all. And 0 respect for teachers
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sometimes the worst are not kids, but their parents that are stubborn in their bullshit opinion about how 'great, kind, polite, wonderful etc' are their children and that teacher doesn't understand them :/
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What do your parents do for a living?
My mom is an Architect and my dad an Industrial Engineer (mostly worked in management and now is developing some real estate projects).
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Thanks for the correcting me, my english is not that good :)
Your parents have great jobs :)
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No problem. Mine isn't much better, but that's how we improve.
They seem to like what they do which is good. (◕‿-)✌
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I can't decide if this is a good choice that they are not working in a same school or not? :)
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Both of my parents were murdered when I was young, leaving me the sole heir to the company fortune. I am cared for by an elderly man when I am not busy moonlighting as a vigilante or ballin' out in the VIP section.
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Hello my dear SteamGifts community,
This morning a wild idea appeared in my head while I was still in bed.
What does your parents do for a living?
Yes I know it's private questions and I will fully understand whoever is not willing to share this personal information.
So my mother is a janitress (I thought Janitor was unisex word, well google says otherwise) and she is in a cosy tiny firm and there is not so hard work for her which is nice and my father just recently retired from the local Police department.
Please don't go hard on me for my curiosity :)
Train awaits
Side note:
With this train I will reach 100 giveaways sent :)
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