Am I Right or Wrong?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I walked 5 miles tonight for my regular exercise. 1 mile is nothing. For me it is 13 minutes, for a regular or slow walker it is 15-20 minutes. Your feet are more reliable than a car in traffic. You messed up, OP.

If there were a freak emergency snow storm in October (Haha) she could take a ride-share.

If I lived a mile from work, I would NEVER drive. That's a 15-minute walk, and good exercise.

[Anonymous]

I have an "expired" MD license. I put expired in quotes because they have suspended the expirations during the pandemic. You can't get an appt.

[Anonymous]

Wow. You’re crazy OP. She didn’t lie to you at all. This is for a 6-8 week job that doesn’t require driving?!?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I’m back at work FT and so is my husband. We both work FT from home. I have no desire to be a SAHM. We have had two previous nannies but letting them go wasn’t our fault. One was very unreliable and the other one left when they lined up a longterm position. I stand by my decision.

How old is your kid? You’re already on your third, sort of fourth now, nanny? And you were only hiring this one for 6-8 weeks? What the what? I suspect you are the problem. (I have 3 kids and have employed nannies for 6 years. We’re on #2 and that’s only because we started with a share. Originally nanny still works for the original share family.)