Anonymous wrote:My five year old hid something small and valuable in the folds of a Christmas tablecloth. We had long since given up when it reappeared.
LolAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Alright, so what happened when you asked her about the missing box of jewelry, OP?
I am guessing the cleaning lady said "No, I haven't seen it but I will keep an eye out for it. Have you checked little Larla and little Larlo's room? I often find your vibrator in there, I guess they think it's a "toy"...."
Do you always answer questions directed at other people?![]()
No. (NP)
Anonymous wrote:Years ago a neighbor asked me if my housekeeper had a day available to work at her house. I said sure and our housekeeper started working for her. A few months later the neighbor went on vacation and when she came back she told me she was sure the housekeeper had stolen some jewelry of hers while they were gone. She swore that she had looked all over the house and that the housekeeper was a thief. I told her the housekeeper had worked for us for years and I would never believe this. I told her she needed to look again and if she still couldn't find the jewelry, she should just ask the housekeeper about it. Weeks went by and I heard nothing more. Then I saw the neighbor at a PTA meeting and asked her about it. Surprise! She found the jewelry -- she had hidden it in a different place before leaving on vacation. She'd just forgotten about that because she'd been a little tipsy after coming home from book club. What an idiot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Alright, so what happened when you asked her about the missing box of jewelry, OP?
I am guessing the cleaning lady said "No, I haven't seen it but I will keep an eye out for it. Have you checked little Larla and little Larlo's room? I often find your vibrator in there, I guess they think it's a "toy"...."
Do you always answer questions directed at other people?![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Alright, so what happened when you asked her about the missing box of jewelry, OP?
I am guessing the cleaning lady said "No, I haven't seen it but I will keep an eye out for it. Have you checked little Larla and little Larlo's room? I often find your vibrator in there, I guess they think it's a "toy"...."
Anonymous wrote:Alright, so what happened when you asked her about the missing box of jewelry, OP?
Anonymous wrote:Thank you guys - I'm the PP telling the story about my Mom's jewelry. It's been a number of years, but it still is pretty raw. The cleaning person really took advantage of my Dad at a time when he was very vulnerable. And, the sentimental loss was pretty huge. (also, imagine that the cleaning person had been recommended by someone at his church.)
When my Dad got the insurance money, he split it among us three kids. The only stipulation on what we did with it was "please don't just pay bills." "Buy something that will be a remembrance of your Mom."
I bought a lovely pearl necklace and matching pearl/diamond earrings.
They will always be very special.