What would you do?

[speling bee]

I have stuff to do ...

More important than raising your child?

[sasguru]

You should wait until she has finished giving you a blow job before telling her she is sacked!!!!!

I wouldn't touch her with yours ...

[sasguru]

More important than raising your child?

It's for the 2 days a week I'm trying to get a contract for, rest of te time he's in nursery which he loves. Sady the can't do the full 5 days.
Contract i would be to accumulate funds for school fee.

[speling bee]

It's for the 2 days a week I'm trying to get a contract for, rest of te time he's in nursery which he loves. Sady the can't do the full 5 days.
Contract i would be to accumulate funds for school fee.

I thought you were retired.

[original PM]

It's for the 2 days a week I'm trying to get a contract for, rest of te time he's in nursery which he loves. Sady the can't do the full 5 days.
Contract i would be to accumulate funds for school fee.

please re-read this and re post in english..

fkin tard

[BrilloPad]

Nanny, who's going through a divorce, just came into my study crying saying her husband is not paying his fair share: trying to give her £800 a mnth, while he's bought a £60K car etc. etc.
Thing is I noticed she wasn't looking after the lad very well recently (that's the benefit of being retired, I can keep an eye out) so we had started interviewing other nannies.
Im inclined to tell her to not come back and pay her in lieu, she's obviously not fit to look after a child and I don't want her anywhere near the lad.
Is this likely to tip her over the edge? Should I care? What would you do?

Is this bollux?

Its fooking obvious. Your ONLY concern is for your child. NOTHING else matters.

Please please tell me this is a wind up.

[sasguru]

I thought you were retired.

I have a choice - retire fully now and make some compromises (we would be comfortable) or work part time (especially as my skills are in high demand at the mo) and accumulate some more.
After a few months of being bored I'm gagging for the latter TBH - far too young to retire really and my other interests aren't grabbing me full time.

[sasguru]

Is this bollux?

Its fooking obvious. Your ONLY concern is for your child. NOTHING else matters.

Please please tell me this is a wind up.

You're right. Will sack her and look after him myself till such time as we find a great Mary Poppins type.

[doomage]

Nanny, who's going through a divorce, just came into my study crying saying her husband is not paying his fair share: trying to give her £800 a mnth, while he's bought a £60K car etc. etc.
Thing is I noticed she wasn't looking after the lad very well recently (that's the benefit of being retired, I can keep an eye out) so we had started interviewing other nannies.
Im inclined to tell her to not come back and pay her in lieu, she's obviously not fit to look after a child and I don't want her anywhere near the lad.
Is this likely to tip her over the edge? Should I care? What would you do?

Get your child to sack her. Excellent life lesson.

[NotAllThere]

...especially as my skills are in high demand at the mo...

You have skills?