Does any have, or have had, au pairs?

ooobedoo

Can you not remember what you post?????? I feel sorry for him, I really do.

ooobedoo

I am really bored now, goodnight

sarahlouise210

missk_ensington wrote:

Thank you, it is nice to see someone who has some common sense and intelligence making an input.

I have no idea what my brother is claiming for, I have hardly anything to do with him.

No, I had condoms, and not that I have to justify how I became pregnant, it was purely because of drunker 17 y/o niaevete (as most are). At least I am working for what I get and going to uni, even if I wanted ot sit at home I wouldn't - with or without child it bores me - I like to be out doing things, making a career, stimulating my mind.

What I get in benefits is a pittance compared to what I'd get without a disability sat on Income Support claiming £420 a month HB and everything.

I think you have either misread my post ...or are admitting that you have planned your condition down to the finest detail to receive additional money.

Edinburghlass_2

Can she not use the train that you seem to use to get to work?

Middle of nowhere with a busy road outside your front door, come on.. you can do better!

missk_ensington

Sarahlouise - He's usually in bed when Im at church (10-11) as we have a really late night Saturdays to make up for lost time. If he gets up a bit earlier Au pair will watch him for 10 min til I get back, or call my mob.

I'm off to bed also.

missk_ensington

Edinburghlass wrote:

Can she not use the train that you seem to use to get to work?

Middle of nowhere with a busy road outside your front door, come on.. you can do better!

Sure, if she as up and dressed and ready to go at 7.45am I'd happily run her to the station (4 miles away) with me. I take the car. Ther busy road is a rural busy road, one of them big thick winding National speed limit ones that goes through the hills.

roswell

missk_ensington wrote:

What I get in benefits is a pittance compared to what I'd get without a disability sat on Income Support claiming £420 a month HB and everything.

and thats a pittance how compaird to your au pairs £75 a week ?

elisebutt65

Edinburghlass wrote:

elsiebutt65, I love your avatar!

The 'Croc' family - missk_ensington take note: These are excellent for running around parks and playgrounds in

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

sarahlouise210

missk_ensington wrote:

Sarahlouise - He's usually in bed when Im at church (10-11) as we have a really late night Saturdays to make up for lost time. If he gets up a bit earlier Au pair will watch him for 10 min til I get back, or call my mob.

I'm off to bed also.

I have it sussed ...you are going to church in readiness to get him into the right school ....???????;) You do care after all!

missk_ensington

sarahlouise210 wrote:

I have it sussed ...you are going to church in readiness to get him into the right school ....???????;) You do care after all!

Do Jehovahs Witness' have any schools of their own, so to speak???