I guess it would be nice to get a few things off my chest. After all, this is a personal blog (sniffle). After cancelling the au pair agreement to Finland, I decided to venture out into the German speaking countries, in hopes of having a look at the job market here. NOT THAT I CANT find a job in KL, I am simply looking out for a

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