Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Passive aggressive of them to text rather than ask in person, if they really were concerned or thought she was doing drugs. It's offensive and ridiculous. If she WERE doing drugs, what did they think she was going to say -- "Uh, yeah, I'm shooting up before coming into work. Guess I should stop, huh?" Seriously!
I would text back and say she's praying and let them feel like real a-holes.
This. THough I'd probably be hugely offended and that would come through in my tone. It might read something like "I pray in the car before I start my day. I am uncomfortable knowing that you are watching me though, and especially that you leaped to the conclusion I was doing drugs. I will pray elsewhere so this issue doesn't trouble you further."
Anonymous wrote:Passive aggressive of them to text rather than ask in person, if they really were concerned or thought she was doing drugs. It's offensive and ridiculous. If she WERE doing drugs, what did they think she was going to say -- "Uh, yeah, I'm shooting up before coming into work. Guess I should stop, huh?" Seriously!
I would text back and say she's praying and let them feel like real a-holes.
Anonymous wrote:She should just tell her bosses the truth : she was praying.
I would have been concerned as well to see my nanny with her eyes closed in her car. I wouldn't have thought about drugs though, but maybe sleep ...
Anonymous wrote:She should just tell her bosses the truth : she was praying.
I would have been concerned as well to see my nanny with her eyes closed in her car. I wouldn't have thought about drugs though, but maybe sleep ...
Anonymous wrote:She should just tell her bosses the truth : she was praying.
I would have been concerned as well to see my nanny with her eyes closed in her car. I wouldn't have thought about drugs though, but maybe sleep ...