Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:there’s a fine line. I’m equally suspicious of people who don’t have any or anything recent.Anonymous wrote:I heard this third hand so I don’t know if it’s true but one nanny we were very interested in hiring turned us down because we had too many photographs of ourselves (DH and I) in the house. She told a friend who told a friend (who told me) that she was afraid we were narcissists.
Bizarre. We don’t keep any photos of ourselves, new or old, on display in public areas of the house. I don’t really think it says anything about us except that we just don’t take many photos.
Anonymous wrote:there’s a fine line. I’m equally suspicious of people who don’t have any or anything recent.Anonymous wrote:I heard this third hand so I don’t know if it’s true but one nanny we were very interested in hiring turned us down because we had too many photographs of ourselves (DH and I) in the house. She told a friend who told a friend (who told me) that she was afraid we were narcissists.
Anonymous wrote:I heard this third hand so I don’t know if it’s true but one nanny we were very interested in hiring turned us down because we had too many photographs of ourselves (DH and I) in the house. She told a friend who told a friend (who told me) that she was afraid we were narcissists.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is actually kinda funny:
I really loved this one candidate and had her come over to interview and meet the baby and DH. And our old dog. She came in and was really lovely. DH then fell down the entire flight of stairs and cracked his head on the hall table. He was bleeding profusely and needed stitches. The commotion caused our port old dog to poop himself right next to DH! I quickly called my MIL who lives just across the street and she ran over still wearing the pajamas. My FIL then followed with possibly the world’s largest first aid kit and started asking DH questions to test if he had brain injuries. The lovely nanny just stood there holding the baby for me.
The nanny was pretty horrified. I get it! I would have been too! She politely declined a rescheduled interview saying the commute was longer than she anticipated,
I’m sorry, but your description of the situation had me laughing. How could she not stay with you?
Anonymous wrote:This is actually kinda funny:
I really loved this one candidate and had her come over to interview and meet the baby and DH. And our old dog. She came in and was really lovely. DH then fell down the entire flight of stairs and cracked his head on the hall table. He was bleeding profusely and needed stitches. The commotion caused our port old dog to poop himself right next to DH! I quickly called my MIL who lives just across the street and she ran over still wearing the pajamas. My FIL then followed with possibly the world’s largest first aid kit and started asking DH questions to test if he had brain injuries. The lovely nanny just stood there holding the baby for me.
The nanny was pretty horrified. I get it! I would have been too! She politely declined a rescheduled interview saying the commute was longer than she anticipated,
there’s a fine line. I’m equally suspicious of people who don’t have any or anything recent.Anonymous wrote:I heard this third hand so I don’t know if it’s true but one nanny we were very interested in hiring turned us down because we had too many photographs of ourselves (DH and I) in the house. She told a friend who told a friend (who told me) that she was afraid we were narcissists.
Anonymous wrote:I heard this third hand so I don’t know if it’s true but one nanny we were very interested in hiring turned us down because we had too many photographs of ourselves (DH and I) in the house. She told a friend who told a friend (who told me) that she was afraid we were narcissists.