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By fabianaraggio
April 2, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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fabianaraggio

Posted April 2, 2015

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Posted April 2, 2015

Hello!

Do you need a helping hand?? Certainly it will be my pleasure to help you!

I`ve just moved in to East Dulwich and I`d like to offer my services as:

- dog walker - $2 half hour/per dog

- baby sitter - $10/hour - (also for weekend evenings)

- Ironing - 10$/hour

_ Stuff arranges - wardrobes, drawers, cabinets, etc. - $10/hour

- to lead and pick up kids at school - $2 each journey/per kid + bus if necessary

- banking services, shops services, office girl services outside - $5/hour + bus if necessary

- private secretary - if need to organize papers, photos, documents, etc..$10 hour

And I can do it with a lovely smile and good humor that you won`t forget! Sorry my poor English, I`m trying to improve it...

Thanks a lot,

Fabiana

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