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If we had a *skillsbank* what skills do you have and what do you need doing ?
For example, I can sew, cook and am getting quite handy at cat sitting but am useless at anything requiring step ladders or singing in tune.... Does anyone fancy sorting out that really annoying crack in my ceiling ? You will be paid in (exceedingly moreish) cheese scones....
For example, I can sew, cook and am getting quite handy at cat sitting but am useless at anything requiring step ladders or singing in tune.... Does anyone fancy sorting out that really annoying crack in my ceiling ? You will be paid in (exceedingly moreish) cheese scones....
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I can make clothes, plaster, paint houses(exterior and interior), replace roof tiles, sort problem plumbing, change brake pads, make furniture, write peoms/stories, cook, interior design, repair broken electrical appliances and toys, grow peas, cut & colour hair, forge signatures/letters, paint pictures, kidnap cats, hang interior doors-single handed, make films, read your mind, counsel you, repair your old mechanical clock or watch, play cannon & fur elisa, can crochet too. What I can't do - I've never made an edible cake (tried a banana & peanut butter one just yesterday), I can't understand pc problems, I can't deal with paperwork or organise sh*t. And I can't edit my text.
fao boogie, unfortunatly the garage i used to use closed down and ended up taking it to 'peoples' think th #e majority of the bill was labour costs. Won't be going there ever again. Found a new garage now on recommendation and they have given it the once over (for free) and told me that all seems ok. They were slightly worried though cause my boot doesnt open and this apparently is one of the key points for my mot. Oh well, it has a pass so i am certaintly not taking it back to peoples. There work may be good but the labour cost is disgusting.
yes, im very good at saving money.
i taught myself to buy things i only NEED not WANT.
i once saw something i really WANT, i didnt buy it though cos i didnt really need it so i left it for one week or two then ... ive forgotten about it!! when the sales comes around (3-4 months time)... 75% off!! so i bought it hahaa.
if anyone wants help not to spend ask moi, im an expert!!
i taught myself to buy things i only NEED not WANT.
i once saw something i really WANT, i didnt buy it though cos i didnt really need it so i left it for one week or two then ... ive forgotten about it!! when the sales comes around (3-4 months time)... 75% off!! so i bought it hahaa.
if anyone wants help not to spend ask moi, im an expert!!
well I can pretty much turn my hand to anything, I've been an IT engineer for several years so can sort out most computer and network issues, I'm quite happy to repair cars and take engines apart, I used to be a domestic appliance engineer, so can fix your washing machine if it breaks, I know haw to use most metal working equipment (lathes etc) so can often make a part to fix something rather than buy it...
but most importantly for this ceiling repair based question...
I'm 6"6' so ladders aren't normally needed!
but most importantly for this ceiling repair based question...
I'm 6"6' so ladders aren't normally needed!
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