Virtually a match, @SeaSideCpl early 60, just retired from IT.
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In our 50’s, I’m a Technical Manager, with absolutely no aspirations to climb further up the managerial tree.
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- And I’m a wrong un
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42 and 37 both farmers
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I’m almost 36 and the other half is almost 37.
I’m further educated but he has the better paying job by far 
I am around for the children and aging parents. All of whom have medical issues at the moment. Some long term and some, hopefully, short term.
Myself 65 and wife is 62 . Retired 3,070 days ago . My wife was a machinist and then drafter and instructor , I was a farmer , logger , firefighter , rescue diver and then machinist .
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20 & a Health Care Assistant in a NHS hospital 
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31 (f) and 39 (m). Procurement and Global Operations Manager respectively.
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40 odd, master builder if I do say so myself 
I am 37yrs and a Nurse for NHS
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61 and a retired PA and used to care for mum. Hubby 53 is in Security was ex army
Late 20s couple, project management and marketing
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I’m 26, married but right now I’m on here secretly lol and I work at a restaurant as a bartender/server
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25 and I’m a Jockey
Early 50s. Retired state employee.
Mid 30’s, government blue collar union job
Mid fifties.
Behavioural Scientist/Forensic Psychologist. Mrs P is a “lady who lunches”. .
I’m kidding, she does everything, cooks, cleans runs the house. Without her I’d be screwed and not in a good way. I don’t know how to work the washing machine, and if I offer to cook, which I do, there’s a look of horror I can’t describe.
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I’m 51 and work in social services. Hubby is 44 and a builder
Its good to see you @Rhilee I have not seen any posts from you recently, so its good to know you are still here. 
Thanks Steve, I’m trying to make a bit of time to come here, missed this community!
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