This may win an award for the most random post on the forum
If anyone is a very good cook (ideally also a chef, ex-chef, or trained as a chef) or, just a superb cook. I would like to hear from you.
Also, if anyone plays the drums at a decent level and can teach, then same applies.
I am looking to get some lessons on both, and due to work commitments I don't have a lot of spare time at the moment, so I would be willing to pay someone to travel down and spend a day with me teaching me one of the above skills.
The pay would be well worth the time.
Contact me if you are interested.
Thankyou.
Posts: 141 | Location: Madrid | Registered: 18 July 2004
That may be a really weird request, but...my son in law is a trained chef AND a very accomplished drummer! The main problem being that he lives in Ireland, which could be a major sticking point
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deano, my brother in law is a drummer and earns money by teaching drumming at a school.
email me and tell me: where you live? if you can do the lessons in spanish (he doesn't speak english) and what you can pay per hour (i don't know his rate, but i know he will ask me the pay when i see him tomorrow).
claballe@gmail.com
Posts: 1001 | Location: MADRID! | Registered: 09 November 2002
MadSue - I could pay for his flights over here, but probably wouldn't be worth it for him. He would have to stay for at least 5 days in order for me to get the value out of it.
Candela - I could do it in Spanish, but generally I learn better and faster in English. I know that sounds a bit crappy, but that just happens to be my thing.
I will get back to you though.
Dean
Posts: 141 | Location: Madrid | Registered: 18 July 2004
That may be a really weird request, but...my son in law is a trained chef AND a very accomplished drummer! The main problem being that he lives in Ireland, which could be a major sticking point 
