- Michael M.: Too much going on. Life in flux, etc..
- Sunshine: Wow, I was soooo happy to see a new post in my rss reader. I was hopping this is already the comeback! :(...
- gandalf: Did you only get caffeine through Dr.p or did you drink coffee as well? I’m interested, since...
- neeka: nine kilos… wow… :) happy holidays to you, michael, and to all your loved ones! veronica
- m: It was a bargain. No strings attached.
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Archives for February 25th, 2004
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After joining the EU, Slovenes will start sleeping naked in money like Demi Moore in Indecent Proposal.
On May 2, 2004, the day after Slovenia joins the European Union, telephones across the country will start ringing with job offers. It’s no secret that western European economies are booming these days, and that they’re especially eager to hire Slavs. The big question is: What do you do when a company calls you and asks you to move to London, and then asks you what salary you have in mind. What do you say? Probably something like "Uh.." or "Hm.." or "Hmm.. uh.. uh.. hmm.."
Well, luckily for you there’s the International Salary Calculator. It lets you compare the cost of living in hundreds of cities around the world. For example, if you make $17.000 and live in Ljubljana, here’s how much you need to earn to maintain the same lifestyle in other cities: London: $22.514 Oslo: $23.279 New York: $30.427 Belgrade: $18.225 Kandahar: $12.473 Some of the figures seem strange, but otherwise it’s a blast. Try the International Salary Calculator for more.
