That is a crazy job but very in demand. Make sure you do as much due diligence on the family as they do on you.
We have a nanny and treat her like she is part of the family. Make sure you get a family like that.
I'm nanny to 3 little girls (all under the age of 5!!!). And, yeah, they are like family to me...I work for the COOLEST people ever. Totally into music, they're young, both doctors. I love them! And they treat me great (for the most part).
BUT...I want to move away from SD so badly...hopefully NYC.
This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper
thats some funny shit. I read it in yesterdays free Epoch Times here in NY and I'd say its pretty accurate for the most part. I never thought Philly had ugly people tho, lol... theres some cute girls there!
I wanna go live with the smart people in Seattle!
I know! My friend nfanel lives in philly and she's gorgeous!!!
P.S. Hi Nic!!
This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper
Ever do that in the year '93? I worked at the snack bar that summer. I hung out with a couple of chicks who were camping there one day. That would be seriously awesome if you were one of those chicks.
Anyhow, whenever I think of the strand state beach, I can't help but remember that sick fucking pervert David Westerfield, as that is where he took that little girl. OMG, if I had been working the snack bar that summer, I like to think that I would've been able to sense that he was a sicko, and I would taken off my apron, walked outside, and kicked the ever loving shit out of him. But, that's another head trip.
Yup, I was there in 93 (as I was every year).
I don't remember that about Westerfield.
This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper
I was the only non-white person working at the snack bar that summer.
Man...the owners were so cool. They were twins who played in a local metal band. One night they were playing a house party in Tierra Santa and took my friend and me along as "roadies" so we could get in without paying the cover charge.
Perhaps one of the craziest parties I've ever been to.
I know! My friend nfanel lives in philly and she's gorgeous!!!
P.S. Hi Nic!!
yea I lived in philly for a lil over a yr and I thought there was some pretty good looking girls there
Aah, fuck it, I’m just gonna go home, turn on the fuckin’ TV...
Watch the nightly news and drink a beer...
Like I could even change the world, yeah right...
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Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
I was the only non-white person working at the snack bar that summer.
Man...the owners were so cool. They were twins who played in a local metal band. One night they were playing a house party in Tierra Santa and took my friend and me along as "roadies" so we could get in without paying the cover charge.
Perhaps one of the craziest parties I've ever been to.
I don't even remember the snack bar. LOL!
This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper
Interesting. I wonder how they arrived at those rankings.
The results are in!
For our 2008 America's Favorite Cities survey, Travel + Leisure teamed up with CNN Headline News and asked travelers to rank 25 top U.S. cities in 45 categories, ranging from food and shopping to people, culture, nightlife, and more. More than 600,000 surveys were submitted by opinionated travelers.
Home base for edgy chefs, alternative rock bands, progressive environmentalists, and urban-planning junkies, Portland has developed major-league hipster cachet over the past few years. Visitors will find Portlanders a friendly, easygoing bunch happy to share their terrific restaurants and bars, burgeoning arts scene, and gorgeous parks. And who can blame them if, in their hearts, they’d rather keep their small (pop. 500,000) city small?
Home base for edgy chefs, alternative rock bands, progressive environmentalists, and urban-planning junkies, Portland has developed major-league hipster cachet over the past few years. Visitors will find Portlanders a friendly, easygoing bunch happy to share their terrific restaurants and bars, burgeoning arts scene, and gorgeous parks. And who can blame them if, in their hearts, they’d rather keep their small (pop. 500,000) city small?
Yep, sounds like this guide is fairly accurate
Which category do you fall under?
This is the greatest band in the world -- Ben Harper
Which category do you fall under?
Home base for edgy chefs, alternative rock bands, progressive environmentalists, and urban-planning junkies, Portland has developed major-league hipster cachet over the past few years. Visitors will find Portlanders a friendly, easygoing bunch happy to share their terrific restaurants and bars, burgeoning arts scene, and gorgeous parks. And who can blame them if, in their hearts, they’d rather keep their small (pop. 500,000) city small?
The results are in!
For our 2008 America's Favorite Cities survey, Travel + Leisure teamed up with CNN Headline News and asked travelers to rank 25 top U.S. cities in 45 categories, ranging from food and shopping to people, culture, nightlife, and more. More than 600,000 surveys were submitted by opinionated travelers.
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I'm nanny to 3 little girls (all under the age of 5!!!). And, yeah, they are like family to me...I work for the COOLEST people ever. Totally into music, they're young, both doctors. I love them! And they treat me great (for the most part).
BUT...I want to move away from SD so badly...hopefully NYC.
I know! My friend nfanel lives in philly and she's gorgeous!!!
P.S. Hi Nic!!
Yup, I was there in 93 (as I was every year).
I don't remember that about Westerfield.
I was the only non-white person working at the snack bar that summer.
Man...the owners were so cool. They were twins who played in a local metal band. One night they were playing a house party in Tierra Santa and took my friend and me along as "roadies" so we could get in without paying the cover charge.
Perhaps one of the craziest parties I've ever been to.
http://forums.pearljam.com/showthread.php?t=272825
Watch the nightly news and drink a beer...
Like I could even change the world, yeah right...
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A buncha good lookin', dumb pricks :eek:
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
I don't even remember the snack bar. LOL!
To keep you clear of the sun
You've been burned more than once
You don't think much of trust
The results are in!
For our 2008 America's Favorite Cities survey, Travel + Leisure teamed up with CNN Headline News and asked travelers to rank 25 top U.S. cities in 45 categories, ranging from food and shopping to people, culture, nightlife, and more. More than 600,000 surveys were submitted by opinionated travelers.
http://www.travelandleisure.com/afc/2008/index.cfm
Yep, sounds like this guide is fairly accurate
Which category do you fall under?
I marked it in bold for you
I just want to go to Portland and have a donut from that one donut store place...
Yummy
YESSSSSSSSS! That's it!! The voodoo place....Tony Bourdain told me to go there.
Was he smoking a cigarette and wearing a leather jacket?
Yes, and a Ramones shirt of course.
ah, I wonder how attractive these opnionated travelers were.
To keep you clear of the sun
You've been burned more than once
You don't think much of trust
HAHAHA...excellent point.
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aww...is that your grandma & grandpa??
Yep, on my Mom's side
There super rich though and the Ebi rolls wrapped in rice that they make are delish.
Actually, I think the people here are worse then Philly.. Midwesterners wear a lot of mom jeans..
Or maybe those are tourists from Philly
HAHAHA...maybe so, because apparently phillyans aren't very stylish either.
Is it really?? I was joking, but they look so cute and sweet! I want to squish them!
I mean, it would be bad if I brought the city down, eh?