Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: Depends but the average is between 30 and 50 Dollars a month .... That's a little expensive don't you think?

what's the usual rate

Hi Guys, Its camelobrown here. I don't want to waste your time but I need your advise. I want to get a maid in my house, you know to do cleaning, cooking and stuff. I know it seems a little too bourgouis but I have entirely different reasons for this. I want to create local jobs for local people. I want a service and I am pretty sure someone else would be willing to provide that service. But, my only concern is; that it seems a little too arrogant because after all I could easily do my own stuff. :confused:

Originally posted by Faarax-Brawn: quote:Originally posted by CarmeloBrown: honestly you people are too nice. the welcomes are still coming in. loool. One more wlc from me. Karibu SOL. cheers mate.

Originally posted by chocolate & honey: Who would've thought that Marx was clinically depressed? He seemed so full of life! JB, bal yarka caawi. Our thoughts and prayers are with the marxuum. He was a nice and often misunderstood guy. His issues are buried with him in his grave. Lets not talk foul of the departed. R.I.P

Originally posted by *Ibtisam: Churchill Englishiikiis miyaad uu diig? Well done on you, and inshllah I shall be joining in Jan. Let me knowif JB is any good/helpful, he is telling me he will help me with finding a house to finding my way around to meeting the president, I am starting to thing he is ust a yes man and he won't take me anywhere when I get there. JB is a coolest guy in Hargeisa. He has all the connections. I don't move anywhere without his opinion. IBZ, please don't bother coming here if you're not going to do anything useful. This place is already full of self-appointed consultants. The worst kind usually loiter around the lobby area of maansoor hotel. Its painful to watch as they drink their $1 coffee.

Originally posted by N.O.R.F: Hoping to be there in mid December IA Let me guess you'll sit in fancy hotels and pretend your important.

Originally posted by Juxa: I am glad you two found one another I just seem to be chasing a shadow but JB will tell you otherwise.

Perhaps, they should continue to live in their delusion? This place is already full. I mean what could we learn from them that we dont know already. :confused:

U sheeg! the shocking reality is too much to bear for some somaha saxib. self-imposed exile loool. But you know they can write what they want. what's important is the reality. Their words are empty and they are so removed from reality. Its pity really.

JB, dont you agree that more of these arm-chair politician should come to africa, instead of writing behind computer screens on minimum wage.

We still on for next week yeah?

JB, get of facebook yeah! I bet you are logged on right now?

honestly you people are too nice. the welcomes are still coming in. loool.

Its a wednesday afternoon here in Hargesia and I am chilling in my room and listening to some nice music . As you can imagine, my teaching job isn't too difficult but its very challenging and you are required to be as professional as possible. Last week, I was able to travel to Berbera and a few rural areas, had camel milk and meat. It was amazing. This is the best thing I have done in my life. I am really enjoying myself and relishing what the future holds. I would advise you all to travel to Africa and find jobs here, there is a demand for talented and educated so-called diaspora people in the development of the Somali pennisula. 9-5 life is depressing and I was diagnosed as being clinically depressed, one of many stress-related illnesses, before I left to come to Somaliland and turn a new chapter in my life. I would suggest you turn your backs on this rat-race and explore your curiosity. Life isnt all about money, mortgage and building a surplus of excessive amounts of money that you'll never really spend, why should your children spend your hard earned money. Let them fend for themselves. Being in Somaliland, you needn't worry about bank overdrafts, bailiffs coming to your house - harassing you with eviction notices. Here, the people are mellow and everything moves at a slow, albeit, semi-productive pace. Its perfect! There is website that has so many opportunities - both voluntary and paid vacancies. Please look at it and pursue your dreams, if you're into that kind of thing. http://www.idealist.org - there are jobs in Somaliland, Somalia, East Africa and all over the world. CB

are you ubsessed with me. man! get a life yeah.

easy there. i have been here for a week or something. isnt dumbuluq near abdaal ?

why are you there as well. i thought you were in the hereafter!

wow wow wow i cant believe just how warmly i have been received here. thanks again

Hi guys, I had a nice day today in hargeisa and went to the shopping malls and i bought nice leather sandels. its was an amazing trip.

Haatu and Aaliya thanks for welcomes.

Originally posted by Hawdgirl: Ah com'on Carmelo I know you said that Green houses ae made from green bricks, [/quote I heard it before somewhere.

Thats some funny stuff. I knew all the answers.

Hey guys, thanks for more welcomes. The people on this forum are nice.

Originally posted by Juxa: [QB] welcome and ignore the questions JB dhaaf gabadha duflayahow [/Q] Thanks for welcomes. I'm not a girl lol.