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To expect my Nanny to....

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BestestBrownies · 06/06/2014 11:25

.... give up her room/bed to visitors for the weekend?

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ILoveCoreyHaim · 06/06/2014 13:54

Btw you the nanny are NBU. They sound horrible, I would bite my younger for a good ref and think about being free of them to keep going.

BestestBrownies · 06/06/2014 13:54

Yes they have, grudgingly.

I told the mum at lunchtime (she doesn't surface until at least 10:30, by which time I'm out with the baby), that having given it further thought (they sprang it on me last night as I was putting my charge to bed and they were heading out for dinner). I said:

"I'm not prepared to allow a total stranger to stay in my room, which contains all my personal belongings. I'm sure she'll be perfectly fine in a hotel."

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BestestBrownies · 06/06/2014 14:00

ILove your username just brought back some funny memories! My best friend and I used to argue all the time about which Corey was the best! We did usually settle on Haim being the better looking but Feldman the better actor...

I wish I could leave earlier... If I'm lucky this person coming for the weekend will take the job. They've been looking for almost 3 months so far with no success. Can't imagine why....

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ILoveCoreyHaim · 06/06/2014 14:20

Maybe when she realises they are booting you out your bed they might have second thoughts about working there.

RedRoom · 06/06/2014 21:55

I'm sick of stupid bloody reverses. What is the point? What help did you get that you wouldn't have got if you'd posted it the right way round?

drinkyourmilk · 06/06/2014 22:02

I'd be mortified if I were kicking the current nanny out of her room so I could have a weekend interview. I wouldn't take the job because of their attitude.

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