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Coding work in mediterreanean?
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What about some sort of Protection racket. They may not have heard of that concept there yet?Originally posted by xchaotic View PostJust got back for Sicily (reallly, really didn't want to) and it's been a hard landing - one contract ended, fortunately the other still holds.
But even at it's height summer in UK ain't what it is in the Med.
I want to live there, hopefully in a couple of years or so (could be 5).
I have no gardening skills to grow vines or olives, so what are my IT options then?
I'm thinking I should go for the lowest denominator so that there is demand even in the rural parts, perhaps some website/seo/marketing for the villa owners?
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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How about teaching english? That and perhaps the occasional 3-6 month contract somewhere where there is good paid work in Europe should allow you to survive all the year as long as your lifestyle does not involve yachts or supermodels.Originally posted by xchaotic View PostJust got back for Sicily (reallly, really didn't want to) and it's been a hard landing - one contract ended, fortunately the other still holds.
But even at it's height summer in UK ain't what it is in the Med.
I want to live there, hopefully in a couple of years or so (could be 5).
I have no gardening skills to grow vines or olives, so what are my IT options then?
I'm thinking I should go for the lowest denominator so that there is demand even in the rural parts, perhaps some website/seo/marketing for the villa owners?I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Do you like Marbella? Often webby jobs down there.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Plenty of work in Gibraltar - mainly gambling sites/infrastructure.Originally posted by threaded View PostDo you like Marbella? Often webby jobs down there.
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