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Dayna Feller
 
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Published: Thursday, August 7, 2008

Job on a stick

Name: Dayna Feller

Age: 18

Hometown: Everett

High School: Cascade High School Class of '08 Go Bruins!

Occupation: Caddie and bag room staff at Everett Golf and Country Club

Pros: "The members are very personable and caring. I receive great golf advice to improve my own game, which needs a lot of work. I get quite a bit of exercise and I am usually in the sun."

Cons: "Waking up early to caddie, or being in the bag room almost every day can make it hard to get out of bed at times. Occasionally, I have to work up to four extra hours right after caddying, which can be tiring, but the hard work eventually pays off."



Summertime and the living ain't easy. Herald photographer Kevin Nortz captures the essence of summer jobs in "Job on a Stick," a 12-part series running every Thursday through the summer in Good Life. Today, Dayna Feller of Everett. Tell us about your worst -- or best -- summer job, online at www.heraldnet.com/jobonastick.


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