Does any have, or have had, au pairs?

Edinburghlass_2

missk_ensington wrote:

Apologies, slight error I dont look after him ALL of saturday and sunday from 7am, I start on Saturday at 10am.

So he gets up at 7.00 am then you get him to go back to bed at 10.00 so you can go to church :rotfl:

I love my crocs :eek:

missk_ensington

Edinburghlass wrote:

So he gets up at 7.00 am then you get him to go back to bed at 10.00 so you can go to church :rotfl:

I love my crocs :eek:

No, he doesnt get up until late on a Sunday because he doesnt go to bed until very late on a Saturday night.

elisebutt65

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.

Erm... you said in this thread here that you take him to your In-laws every weekend and leave the house at 10am every Sunday morning to pick him up????

Not that I'm cyberstalking you across the forums or anything but.........?

Anyway - back to Anthropology and Culture now

sarahlouise210

missk_ensington wrote:

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

Apologies ...I do not think so - but I am sure if they did you would know;)
Does your Au pair know and understand you are a jehovas witness??? Does she know the medical implications of this..seeing as she has care of him - and you in case of an emergency?? If you blacked out..and was for example hit by a car - would you accept having to have blood..out of interest????

missk_ensington

I said He goes to the in-laws on a Friday and I collect him at 10am ion a Saturday morning if you scroll back a page or two

HariboJunkie

Oooh it's like the secret seven in here with everyone turned detective and more twists and turns than a busy rural road.

roswell

Must be deaf hill she lives at :-)

missk_ensington

sarahlouise210 wrote:

Apologies ...I do not think so - but I am sure if they did you would know;)
Does your Au pair know and understand you are a jehovas witness??? Does she know the medical implications of this..seeing as she has care of him - and you in case of an emergency?? If you blacked out..and was for example hit by a car - would you accept having to have blood..out of interest????

I am not a Baptized Witness so I could accept blood/drink/smoke/fornicate.... do everything JW's cant (At "Bible study" stage you have not wholly accepted the scriptures,m but by getting Baptized you would be wholeheartedly accepting it). Whether I'd accept blood I dont know, I dare say I certainly would for DS and possibly so for myself, for DS's sake.

She knows, because the studies are at home and she see's/hears these going on. I'm not sure if she fully understands the implications of it though

missk_ensington

HariboJunkie wrote:

Oooh it's like the secret seven in here with everyone turned detective and more twists and turns than a busy rural road.

Pedantic. Are you telling me you dont know any big, busy road that run thruogh the coutry.

Snakes Pass perhaps? the M62?

HariboJunkie

Why hasn't this thread been closed yet? I don't want to be sucked in anymore and it's way off topic. I'm stepping away from the thread folks. Night night.:D