a few questions
1. To Londoners: Anyone got contacts in the posh foodie world? My very dear friend Diana is moving to London this summer (her partner got a lectureship at UCL) - she's a sommelier/wine buyer with many years experience in the industry in Boston and she needs a job. Any suggestions much appreciated.
2. To Americans: If I say 'the thief jumped the turnstile' does that sound fine to you? Would the average college undergraduate know what a turnstile is? I can't distinguish between my own dialects anymore.
3. To All: Does anyone have any experience with hiring a moving company? I've been filling out automatic estimate forms on loads of moving company sites and I've got a bunch of quotes, but I don't know anything about what questions to ask, things to be concerned about, etc. I know it's not unusual for movers to steal things - anyone have any advice on how to protect yourself from that? Anyone with experience with moving between the US and Canada would be especially welcome.
Thanks and happy Wednesday!
2. To Americans: If I say 'the thief jumped the turnstile' does that sound fine to you? Would the average college undergraduate know what a turnstile is? I can't distinguish between my own dialects anymore.
3. To All: Does anyone have any experience with hiring a moving company? I've been filling out automatic estimate forms on loads of moving company sites and I've got a bunch of quotes, but I don't know anything about what questions to ask, things to be concerned about, etc. I know it's not unusual for movers to steal things - anyone have any advice on how to protect yourself from that? Anyone with experience with moving between the US and Canada would be especially welcome.
Thanks and happy Wednesday!