Hi there! Here I am, 64 years of age, living in Rotterdam with my two cats, Menske and Felice!
Just to introduce myself, I can say, I have been surrounded my whole life with all kinds of different cats - I love cats. I love dogs too - we grew up with a Tervurense sheperddog when I was young. I love to make a contact with animals - they do use very interesting different words! I went to the south of France to walk with dunkeys, which was also a fascinating experience. I like to travel and see new places where I can pickup new experiences and I like to write about them while meeting new people. I am looking forward to new places and new animals and people
A very warm welcome to the forum. It’s lovely to see you here and I am sure you will gain incredible advice from all our experienced forum members.
It seems you are not a full member of TrustedHousesitters yet, and when you do, please do attach your profile here to the forum, so other members can meet you and help you build a really good profile. There is a direct correlation between a good profile and securing the sits you like.
Will you be also be wanting sitters for you own two lovely cats?
I spent 3 days in Rotterdam, and really enjoyed my time there. I definitely have a need to go back. The market in the centre really blew me away, so much so, that I went there every day
And of course, there are many iconic buildings designed by famous local world renowned architects, of which I didn’t get to see many.
Have you always lived in Rotterdam?
If you have any questions, remember to use the spyglass and keyword search the topic, as there are many interesting threads.
Hello @Peggy123 and welcome to the Community Forum
As @Therese mentioned, you can add your TrustedHousesitters profile on to your Forum profile by following the attached link once you are a member … and of course, if you have any further questions do not hesitate to ask.
Do you have any particular places in mind that you would like to house sit?
… and of course, if you have any further questions do not hesitate to ask.