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Letter from Ken Kaisch:
Hi Robert,
Here is the letter I received from Sergey, Alosha's son. As you recall, Alosha was my transelator when I was teaching at the Russian School of Christian Psychology, in Moscow several years ago
Sergey is a great English speaker, about 21 or 22 yrs old, and it sounds like he is willing to do just about anything -- legal that is! And he does have his papers and a work permit. Soooo, any help you can give in getting the word out would be appreciated.
Let me know if you need more info.
Warm regards,
Ken
992-4656, KenKaisch@yahoo.com
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Dear Ken,
I'm planning to come to the States this summer as a participant in "Work&Travel" program. And I'm currently looking for an employer. My supervisor told me that it would be best to go to some place where I might have any connections, and thinking of these - you were the first in my mind. Besides, going to LA sounds great too. For this to come true I need somebody who is interested in hiring a Moscow State University student for a couple of months this summer. It might be a job of any kind: a waiter, a babysitter, shop assistant, lawnmower, etc. It's not the matter of making money, so it just has to make me a living plus a couple of bucks to have some fun. As to my skills, I have a good knowledge of English, I'm good with computers, I'm studying sociology/management, I'm in a good physical shape (lost 40 kilos since we last met), and most probably I will also have my driver's license by that time. I'm going to have a work permit, so it's 100% legal. If you can think of anybody who may be interested, please let me know. One thing is that I'm pretty short of time, so the sooner you drop me a note - the better.
Sergey:
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