Work for place to live

2ants · Post by **2ants** » Wed Jul 18, 2012 3:43 pm

Hi.

young woman with 2y old and a small friendly dog looking for a place to live around Helsinki. Will work for it (multi-task: can look after children starting from 0- any age, look after elderly, look after pets of any kind, can work with farm animals, can do household work). Nothing i cant handle or learn.

I know it sound a bit weird to read this...god knows its weird for me to write this. But theres alot of au-pair living in, also other people who do different jobs for familys etc.
Im looking for something similar, im just with a little (very social and good ) package, which will not keep me from working well...

Anyway..if theres anyone, please PM.

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mrjimsfc · Post by **mrjimsfc** » Wed Jul 18, 2012 5:00 pm

WOW!! Someone should grab this one quick before it gets taken by someone else. Where else can you get someone who will keep the house and yard clean and neat for so little? You can play with the dog or the kid and when you're tired you give them back to her and go do what you want. She can't realy complain if you come home late after work because you stopped for a few drinks with friends. She can't complain because you want to go fishing, skiing, hunting or do anything that dosen't include her. You don't have to take her to the opera, chick-flicks or driving around looking at rich peoples houses. You can watch what you want on TV. You can even have sex with other women and not end up in divorce court! I don't see any "down-side" to this deal.

2ants · Post by **2ants** » Wed Jul 18, 2012 7:06 pm

Had a very good laugh, but yes..Your actually right in almost everything.
Have sex with the whole neibourghood as far as im concerned

To keep in mind that au-pairs etc get paid min 100 euros (or pounds in Uk) A WEEK, which is ridiculous for such a hard work (and yes looking after kids IS the hardest job in the world i would say), then... Me 3 in 1 wouldnt get paid anything..
Need to learn my finnish and need change of environment.

So im not really making a good joke, bretty serious..

sassanka · Post by **sassanka** » Fri Jul 20, 2012 9:52 am

Register at aupair-world.net and describe the whole situation. contact families personally!

upperreule · Post by **upperreule** » Sat Jul 21, 2012 9:30 pm

Every thought about working on an organic farm through wwoof? Free accommodation and food for a some hours work a week

http://www.wwoofinternational.org/indep ... ry=FINLAND

2ants · Post by **2ants** » Tue Jul 24, 2012 9:48 pm

Thank you, i will look in to it.

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