Dave1985

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Hi, I'm David, born and raised in Vienna, Austria. Coming from a mixed family background and growing up in an ethnically diverse environment I have always been interested in different cultures and traditions. I would describe myself as perfectly imperfect, very humorous, approachable, sociable spirit, an easy going open mind, ready to learn from others and share experiences resp. knowledge in return. When it comes to work I'm dedicated, disciplined and committed. Staying on schedule is definitely something I have learned in the 15 years of bodybuilding I have been doing up until 2020. I enjoy working with people as much as with animals, like to identify with my work and the feeling of having done something meaningful at the end of the day.
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I have been studying African studies and Psychology and graduated back in 2016. I was employed in all kinds of sectors. During my time at university I used to work for 10 years in the security industry as bouncer at events or clubs and as escort protection resp. chauffeur for private individuals. Additionally i gave psychosocial support at a retirement home with focus on Holocaust syndrome for like 8 years. I also worked in PR for a few years, why I'm used to deal with different kinds of attitudes and mentalities as well. Since 2018 I have been taking care of mentally and physically disabled people in an assisted 24hrs living facility. I'm also working part time as gardener, providing maintenance services such as cleaning, mowing, watering or cutting bushes and trees.
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26 März 2026

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Marguerite is a proud, self confident, and above all, loveable and warm-hearted Grenadian. Some may find her tone a bit harsh at times, but you'll quickly realize you're dealing with a strong woman who knows to stand her ground in a patriarchal society. She's pragmatic and direct, what goes around comes around. You can get anything from her and… read more demand anything - but keep the principle of reciprocity on mind and actively offer a helping hand. Motivation and a willingness to work are essential. But you certainly won't work yourself to death here. The conditions are more than fair, and you'll have plenty of time for your own interests. You don't have to be an expert when it comes to gardening, harvesting, or botany in general. Learning by doing is the motto here. Initiative and a thirst for knowledge are valued. Anyone coming to Grenada should also be aware of the Caribbean's transatlantic history and bring a certain cultural awareness. Slavery has shaped everyone's lives to this day, just like the ingredients of the national dish. Understanding Patwa is certainly an advantage in everyday life, but not a requirement. Marguerite lives in a rather rural area, far from typical beach tourism and cruise ship madness. Here, you have a unique opportunity to connect with locals. But you also have to reach out to people yourself. Those who show respect will be respected in return. The mentality is open and positive. Western anonymity and ignorance are limited. Grenadians celebrate greetings and human kindness loudly, whether with horns or shouts. After a few days, it becomes normal to wave to complete strangers on the street. Plus you will hear Dancehall and Reggae everywhere, especially tracks from the 90s and 00s are still popular round here (also at night!). Rastafari culture and nature play a big role. You soon will experience Marguerite's affinity and deep love for her African roots and the landscape that surrounds her. She possesses an enormous amount of knowledge when it comes to plants. Her garden is full of fruits, vegetables, and herbs just waiting to be harvested. The property is situated on the edge of the bush. At night, the jungle comes alive, but you quickly get used to falling asleep to these sounds. Don't be surprised if you occasionally have "visitors," be they lizards, frogs, (small) scorpions or spiders. Nothing is dangerous out here; the only real nuisance is the mosquitoes. In this secluded place, you can truly be alone, both at work and at leisure. Marguerite is always up for a chat, but you can also tell that she appreciates her peace and quiet. If you want to explore the island, small buses run a 15-minute walk away on the Eastern Main Road. You can hop on anywhere along the street. They always honk to check if you need a ride. To get off, simply knock on the window. A little tip: you're most likely to find a seat between 9am and 3pm. During rush hour, the buses are usually packed, as they only have an average of 14 seats – and at least three of them are more like fold-out seats on the side. The bass and Formula 1 like atmosphere during the kamikaze ride are for free. The nearest supermarkets aren't around the corner, but people sell snacks all along the road. I recommend Neiva's stand at the first crossroads – her pea soup is a game changer. Jessy's Skinny Mini Mart is a 10-minute bus ride away, right at the entrance to the nearest beach, La Saggesse. If you explore side streets on foot make sure you bring a walking stick – the dogs here will test your patience. In summary, I can say you will feel at home here as soon as you crack open your first coconut for breakfast.

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