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What made you smile/frown/mad/sad/cry today-thread for all your emotional needs! V5
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no sorry, can't stand the stockholm syndrome film
You'll never make me stop loving Beauty and the Beast!Pixie-Fairy wrote: »retail or waitressing or baby sitting! Im flexible for any of them!
The best thing about these kinds of jobs (from your point of view) is that they're very transient in nature; people constantly leave retail and catering jobs all the time so you should keep applying to the same places on a regular basis, you never know when something might open up. If you're looking in Dublin, keep an eye out for places whose business will pick up with summer tourist business as well, even museums, galleries, tour groups etc.
I have to move all my stuff home from Dublin tomorrow, the effort of it! So glad to see the back of that apartment though, it was not fun!
Steak for dinner, om noms
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Wow. You is talented!Fluorescence wrote: »None right now, but I'm hoping to start in the next few months. I reckon I'll offer tin-whistle, flute and piano to grade 5 level and theory to grade 8. I need to iron out a lot of details first before I could plausibly start
I did 3 years of piano lessons in Waltons from when I was about 22, got to grade 4 and then gave up. It's one of the things I most regret.
When I have my life sorted out, I will go back!
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my grandmother is always at me to start teaching music :rolleyes:
zero interest
i play for me
My dad has been on at me for the last 10 years to teach music. Even after I quit piano classes after grade 6 and insisted I had no interest in pursuing it other than a hobby. He still bangs on about 'ah but would you not go back and do your teaching cert?' Eh? No.
Pixie-Fairy would you consider working as an au-pair in Ireland? I was offered a live-out job with one family in a good area in South Dublin a few weeks back for about 700 per month. I couldn't take it because it was too low for me, I have to pay own baby-related expenses etc. and would have the cost of living wlsewhere but it could be ideal for someone without a family. Just as an idea - I was potentially being offered a double room with an en-suite and sky, wi-fi, phone access for free. I would also have had use of a car, meals provided, right next to main bus routes etc. and €700 per month on top of that. The work isn't bad either, about 20hours per week looking after two school age kids, light housework basically just tidying up after them, putting on the odd wash and making their lunches and 1/2 nights babysitting per week, dropping them to summer camps, play dates and the rest. Might be worth looking into 0 -
that was Year One, also awful. 10,000 BC has ridiculously pretty cavemen fighting sabretooth tigers, or something, I watched it while only half paying attention to it, twas awful.
Oh right! Just looked it up.....it looks like a terrible movie and so does year one!
Think ill stick to something decent tonight but i dunno if there is anything good on the hard drive i have here....i left the better hard drive up in Dublin! 0 -
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Just waiting on my homemade "fry" pizza to cook (Basically just a homemade pizza with sausage, rasher and pudding.. nom!).
Then to watch that DIY Brides show and there's a different good film on 5 at 10pm (Perfect Stranger). Good night's plan! 0 -
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