May 23, 2008

NANNY

Today was my first day as full time “nanny.” My little Charge was still abed when I arrived, and stayed that way for a quiet 45 minutes. The day passed fairly quickly I thought, we watched tv, made cupcakes, ate lunch, and some of the neighborhood girls came over to share the sandbox.


I have observed that many of the stay at home mothers would greatly benefit from a hobby or something productive to occupy their time. Very lonely people eager to share about their recent tonsillectomies.


We sort of lost the cat in the afternoon – else, nobody knew where she had gone to. Searching every nook and cranny and even rattling the kitty treat jar did not produce poor Martha. In all probability, she’s just hiding and sleeping, which I tried to convince them of so they didn’t give her up for dead.


It was a hot and humid day. I will definitely have to think of creative things we can make for lunch – a perfect opportunity to practice cooking skills. If Little Charge doesn’t like potatoes, she will by the time school starts again… :-D


Have you ever tried crab nachos? These are actually quite delicious. Maybe Little Charge likes crab nachos?




Currently Reading:

“A Tree Grows In Brooklyn,” Betty Smith

3 comments:

Ellentia said...

Ha ha, "Little Charge"!

~Ellentia

Leira Violet said...

How did you get the nanny job? What's the book about? Did you like 'The Writer's Strike'? Sorry for all the questions, it's the only the thing that popped into my head. I feel like I'm interrogating you, I'm not meaning to. How's live been? (yes, another question)

Petr said...

Thanks for the insight about layouts. I'll be considering your suggestions. :)

Ok, I'm done considering. I think anything that's a mix of blue and red is really out of the question for a background color at this point (you know, 16yr old guy), and flowers are slightly... the same way.