hellokiran

we need ramen!

RAMEN BAR!!!!!

I dropped a glass jar of sieved tomato sauce on Crystal Palace road today so when I saw this thread I got really excited because I thought it was about me

Get the 40 to Aldgate....that bits long but at least you'll get to sit down/stare out the window/snooze for a bit the walk to Liverpool street. One stop on the overhead to Stratford. Once your in Aldgate the journey is only about 20 minutes depending on if you know how to walk to Liverpool st or not

a story of woe

Has anyone found the Geocache capsule in Peckham rye park or nunhead cemetery?

I'm not asking where it is but I am interested to find out how many people know about it or have taken part! Geocaching is a worldwide treasure hunt where you use a gps device and the coordinates provided to find the capsule. In the capsule you will find treasures that you can take providing that you leave something of equally good value (or higher value) in its place

http://www.geocaching.com/

As much as I love a good marks and Spencer's sandwich, as a 20 year old childminder who has just moved into a first flat, this sounds horrific to me. I need the likes of iceland to buy bread and chocolate (I'll give the 20 frozen burgers for ?1 a miss though)

Seriously???? What the hell, poor dude

If your son is micheal give him a hug from me!

Bacon..blacon...as long as it smells and tastes like bacon it doesn't matter

I'd say like bacon but with an L

Why are you on house arrest?

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Strange request I know,

But I was reading mine on the train today and I noticed an ad for a voluntary placement that I am really interested in. I wanted to look into it when I was home but I think I left the mag on the train! If anyone has a copy can you please find the page about jobs/voluntary work and post the details about volunteering in Florida with adults who suffer from mental illness and are homeless (I think it's orange with pictures of happy people on it!)

Thanks :D

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

haha keep that feral child locked up and dont let him eat any of the sweets. glad the palmerston staff are okay, they are a lovely bunch

madness! madness i tell you!

Hello,

My name is Kiran and I am 18 years old.

I am looking to persure a career as a youth mentor/teaching assistant in schools for children and young adults with special needs. I do not have the qualifications to do so, as i studied drama, so I am looking to gain voluntary experience in working with children and in some cases, teaching them. I am currently AU-Pairing in Austria where I look after 3 girls and help them with homework and give them english lessons (they already are fluent in English, i give them lessons in grammar, literature etc) and I will be returning to London on the 12th April.

I will be offering a weekly hours tuition in English for 6 months in return for a written reference and a phone call reference if needed. This offer is for children of primary school age (4-11).

PM me if interested! smiling smiley

I think this could potentially be the best thing I could ever do.

I'm on this.

Will there be a prize? Everyone can put in 15 pounds and that could be the prize at the end :D

I can be the narrator.

The shop has only just opened and he staff are mostly just volunteers who are actually trying to help out the community! Give it a chance!

I am currently working in Austria as an Au-Pair and Personal tutor to a family with 3 girls. I started in January and will be returning to London (East Dulwich) in early April.

I am keen to continue work in the line of nannying/au-pairing as I want to build childcare experience because I would like to soon start a career as a youth mentor at a special needs school and this sort of work would look good on my cv!

I have worked as a mentor to children aged 4-11 with learning difficulties such as ADHD and Aspergers Syndrome and taken part in organising drama workshops for young children. I am available to work full time or part time and will be dedicated to not only keeping your kiddies safe but building a relationship with them and making them happy!

SO if you have any more questions just message me!

Pretty desperate to start work as soon as I get back as I will be moving in with my boyfriend and will be thrown into the world of rent and bills and having to buy my own milk!!

Have you thought about hiring a nanny to help you out? I?m 18 years old and currently au pairing in austria but will be moving to east dulwich in April and I?ll be looking for work! It sounds like you need someone!?

I could work full time or part time and can send you my CV and a covering letter if you would like?

Even one or two days of a nannys help will make a difference!

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!

I shall go and post there now (tu):)

Hello!

My name is Kiran Cunningham and I am 18 years old. I am currently working in Austria as an Au-Pair and Personal tutor to a family with 3 girls. I started in January and will be returning to London (East Dulwich) in mid April.

I am keen to continue work in the line of nannying/au-pairing as I want to build childcare experience because I would like to soon start a career as a youth mentor at a special needs school and this sort of work would look good on my cv!

I have worked as a mentor to children aged 4-11 with learning difficulties such as ADHD and Aspergers Syndrome and taken part in organising drama workshops for young children. I am available to work full time or part time and will be dedicated to not only keeping your kiddies safe but building a relationship with them and making them happy! :)

SO if you have any more questions just message me!

Pretty desperate to start work as soon as I get back as I will be moving in with my boyfriend and will be thrown into the world of rent and bills and having to buy my own milk.