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Where are you in London?
Si tu veux partager ton exp茅rience, je te propose de compl茅ter cette page: vivre 脿 Londres
et de prendre part aux topics en rapport avec Londres
Take care,
Julien
|||je suis rest茅 deux ans, plus des allers-retours Madrid/Londres pendant un an. Le retour est assez difficile, j'ai du mal 脿 red茅marrer, d'autant plus qu'il n'y a pas beaucoup de travail l脿 o霉 je suis (du c么t茅 de Perpignan).
Tous mes voeux de r茅ussite dans tes projets
Passe une bonne journ茅e,
Julien
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||CaroleK wrote:Sorry Gary, Please forgive us!!!!
Forgiven??
Ok we'll write in English from now on. I didn't even realise we had switched from English to French.
Actually You see we're bilingual and we wanted to show off. No just joking.
It's all because all Julien shall we stop talking to him then???
Nah he is too bloody good. He does a good job of this forum doesn't he??
Ok I'm gonna have dinner and then I'll have a look if you have posted something and we'll have a conversation. We can even let Julien and other people for that matter join in.
See you in a bit.
Carole
Hey Carole,
No problem 
It's just that my French is a little rusty. I'm fluent in Dutch and German though and my Spanish is finally getting there
julien does a great job with this forum, I fully agree!
You still awake? It's 9:30 PM here - I'll be around for a while.
|||To keep my knowledge up to date, I daily read Dutch and German news on the net. I also try to keep my knowledge of Franch up to date, but that's more difficult because I never was really fluent in French. Back in the early eighties I was in France a couple of months per year and also in the French speaking part of Belgium. That's over 25 years ago ( Geez I'm really getting old
)Spanish is a must since it's the main language here (although many people speak at least some English).
|Have fun!
||||If you want, we can take this conversation to email. (click on email under my name in the left hand pane) I have some experience in running a business. I started my first business in 1988 in Germany (a consultancy business). I sold it in 2001 and came to PR to retire (and marry the love of my life whom I met in the internet)
After being retired for a year I got tired of being retired and started working again. First I had a handyman business and now I have my computer service thingy () and the website design and hosting service (website is still under construction - I'm too busy to finish it
).| I know why - I just checked my profile and noticed a typo in my email addy It's corrected now. I'll mail you ||
Like this, right?
|Here it is:
Put the following code in your signature:
Code:
[img]http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m17/forCarole/carole.gif[/img]
That should do the trick
| Working on a couple of websites and the clients keep telling me they want it finished yesterday..About your project, I think you should concentrate on working with companies. (Most) Private people are not prepared to pay for the type of service you're planning to offer.
No need to go to France for your research ( unless you feel like a vacation back home
) I'd tryto get聽 list of French companies who send people to the UK on expat contracts and contact their human resources dept. to see if they're potentially interested in the type of service you plan to offer.Medium sweet wine? Yuck!
P.S. did you ever get that email I sent you?
| )|I work 7 days per week, unless I don't feel like it (or my wife drags me away from my 'puters..
) That's the problem when you run your own business. Normally I spend like 14 hours per day at my desk. I'm not working all the time though. I visit forums, read news, write and read emails. The only luxury I allow myself is a siesta聽 - hey I live in the tropics, so I can do that, right? 
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