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  1. womanofdulwich
    Hi Lucija. I've sent you a PM about our little group of au pairs.We meet once a week for an English lesson and we are a friendly group.
  2. womanofdulwich
    Try Cromer in Norfolk.Further away but quite buzzy.Property much cheaper.
  3. womanofdulwich
    I had some things collected by BHF which went well as you know they will sell on for charity. But as always you need to be sure of fire regs.
  4. womanofdulwich
    I struggled with some of the previous episodes on this tv series but last night was really good.The acting by Dominic West and David Oyelowo was mesmerising. I've not read the book or seen the musicals.David Oyelewo was so convincing in the final episode. What do others think?
  5. womanofdulwich
    I do have one place free at the moment to join our class. http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?6,1995004,2003699#msg-2003699 https://www.facebook.com/English-Teaching-in-Dulwich-1509284502625768/
  6. womanofdulwich
    As your baby is so young you could not leave her with an au pair. You might find a nanny share where the other family has children at school and would be happy with a share between 9- 3.30 or less You might be able to say one day a week as a constant and then add an extra day in now and then?You would want a qualified person with such a young baby- and one that can speak English fluently.
  7. womanofdulwich
    zedel is good and the service is quick.
  8. womanofdulwich
    HI Anyone know what was the filming was for at 8.15-9 am today ?
  9. womanofdulwich
    no but i did get 2 months free in Jan and Feb!
  10. womanofdulwich
    Maybe radiator needs bleeding?
  11. womanofdulwich
    Thanks Graham P- I realise now it will take an age..................
  12. womanofdulwich
    LOL no inheritance tax involved. Absolutely no need to pay anyone just I like a book and theres loads out there......... Anyone else?
  13. womanofdulwich
    Im afraid I find this kind of online advice quite hard to follow- I like a book. I have lots of "what ifs?"......
  14. womanofdulwich
    Can anyone recommend any books on dealing with probate? I'm an executor and as I had POA before, I think I am well informed as to the assets but not sure exactly what I have to do - and Im sure the law changes so much in terms of tax etc I'd like to buy just one book to help me through this. ( were not talking a lot here ). Thanks.
  15. womanofdulwich
    I suspect you are probably being interviewed too.
  16. womanofdulwich
    I use them all the time. I often delve my hand into the container at Sainsburysto get extra ones. İ use mine for picking up the fox and other animal poos in the garden, as well as other rubbish on the street.
  17. womanofdulwich
    I use them all the time. I often delve my hand into the container at Sainsburys. İ use mine for picking up the fox and other animal poos in the
  18. womanofdulwich
    I find that making social phonecalls and walking round the house with a damp cloth and duster is really helpful.
  19. womanofdulwich
    Having had the training last night I know it would take a while for an untrained person to use one. Knowing how to do the basic CPR is something everyone should do.
  20. womanofdulwich
    Our sports club now has one, as I think several others do too. Im going for training on it tonight.
  21. womanofdulwich
    I wondered if anyone knows of any schools or charities that would particularity like school sized back backs? I know that disadvantaged children often exist on a series of plastic / drawstring bags. I have 2 to give away.Please Pm me
  22. womanofdulwich
    I met someone whose son did work experience in a cafe or shop, then got summer and weekend job there. I thought that was a brilliant use of first work experience.
  23. womanofdulwich
    Please see attached full details of English Classes- returning 13th September, avoid the time and cost of travelling into Central London, whilst meeting other local au pairs and practise your English in a supportive environment with a Qualified Native English Teacher
  24. womanofdulwich
    I have sent a PM
  25. womanofdulwich
    Hi Helena, yes we are starting up again on September 13th- - about to start our Fourth Year.Please see attached full details. https://www.facebook.com/English-Teaching-in-Dulwich-1509284502625768/

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