Tag: Nanny Share
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the new share
So, our previous nanny share family bolted. After about 6 months, they decided they were done, and gave two (2!) weeks notice. This is pretty much exactly why nanny share families need a contract with each other more than they need a contract with the nanny.
(I’m not sure who they think is going to pay the nanny’s salary in the meantime, but — oh, wait, it’s us. I’m sure they have a great reason for screwing us and the nanny that’s served them loyally, but — oh, well, good riddence.)
Anyway, we’ve just complete yet another global, exhaustive search for a nanny share partner and this one is normal and cute, and i’m sure it will last forever.
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the nanny share
now that sparkler is in school, mostly full time, we no longer need both halves of the nanny share. which is why we get to introduce the mighty quinn’s next co-sharer, Jennevan. and, which is why sparkler get’s to say goodbye to Maria for now, well, at least until 3:30 each day when school gets out. -
nanny share
it looks like our nanny share is winding down — sparklet’s boyfriend is going off to school in the fall, and is going to be gone on summer vacation for much of June. and, obviously, the mighty quinn is going to need some care once mommy goes back to work.so, we’ll keep going for a couple more months, and then just take over the “share” full time for now. by the time spring rolls around in 2013, we’ll have a better idea of what the future looks like — we’ll know what school sparklet will be attending the following fall, and quinney will be getting close to a year old.
then, we’ll think about taking on another family. but, for now, it’ll just be sparklet, quinney and maria — which seems like it will work out just fine.
See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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out: birthday party
no clue who the birthday girl is, but love that my daughter is taking el español caliente into the hallway to makeout. fwiw, i was hoping we’d had a couple years before worrying about this sort of thing.See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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artwork: painting explosion
sparklet has been going through a burst of painting activity lately — dare i say a renaissance?apparently our nanny-share partner (el español caliente) is still on two naps a day, which means that sparket and The Nanny have a dedicated hour and a half for arts and crafts each morning.
our refrigerator is begging for mercy.
See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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out: storytime at the library
i’ve never been to storytime at the library, but it seems like a toddlin’ place, and the nanny, sparket, and el español caliente come here every tuesday morning.(it helps that the library is three blocks from our house.)
i’ve heard rumors, but can neither confirm nor deny, that sparklet’s favorite activity is banging on the computers — which, ironically, is exactly the same reason why it’s taken me over 10 minutes to write this post.
she’s really good with the backspace key.
See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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goodbye, reinita
the long transition to our new nanny-share family is drawing to a close. el español picante starts on Monday, and so we’ve had a week’s worth of goodbyes between the baby and the nanny. sparklet’s been mum on the whole thing, but my money is that she’s ready to start using her lady charms on the steamy spaniard.See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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out: family day
more random kids in the nanny’s photography, but these we actually recognize — a grandson, some nieces, and 22-month old sparklet that looks bigger than them all.See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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video: i’ve got no clue what this is
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLivxmktHSo
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out: somewhere
i just found these on the camera, and i have absolutely no clue where they were taken — we’ll never fully understand the secret life of nannies.See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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goodbye, boyfriend
today was the final day of sparklet’s bourgening love with her nanny-share-partner-turned-boyfriend, who has set sail for the golden shores of north carolina.his replacement (as nanny share partner, jury is still out on the boyfriend part) doesn’t start full time until August 1st, so we’re finding her some interims (again, “shares” not “boyfriends”) to keep her occupied until el español picante swoops in.
and who knows, maybe they’ll give the whole long distance thing a try — though i’m not holding out hope, because sparklet has the attention span of, like, an 18 month old. yeesh.
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out with the boyfriend
after nine months of romance, sparklet’s boyfriend is leaving her — following his parents to north carolina at the end of may.sparklet’s PR people haven’t yet issued a statement on the relationship’s demise, but according to one insider their relationship has become “stormier” since news of the break was made public.
never one to waste time, sparklet has already been seen with a new beau whom she has nicknamed el español picante (which is loosely translated as “the steamy Spaniard.”)
stay tuned for more news in early June.
See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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mount pleasant-er
we might be in the market for a house.we’re not moving — at least, not moving out of mount pleasant — but there are a couple things going on that make us (er, the lady sparkler) think that it could be time to upgrade.
- interest rates are down 2+ percentage points from when we signed a last mortgage. when you add that savings to what we pay each month in condo association fees, we can have about a 50% larger place without paying a dime extra per month.
- we were planning on moving in the next 2 to 3 years anyway, and *man* our place seems a lot smaller than it did, saaaay 16 months ago.
- the market has stabilized enough that we’re sure we can get all our money out of our current place.
- the economy is starting to show signs of life again, which means that housing prices only have one direction to go (and that would be “up”).
that said, if we can’t find a nice little fixer-upper row house in mount pleasant that we can afford now, we’ll just stay put until we’re on the other side of our daycare payments.
we love our neighborhood, and haven’t given up on the idea that we can raise baby sparklet here. we love our friends, we love our nanny. we love the fact that our vote for federal office is basically meaningless (wait, scratch that last one).
and, besides, there aren’t a lot of other options …
within D.C., we certainly wouldn’t move east of 16th street (too speculative), nor south or west of mount pleasant (we couldn’t afford it), and there really isn’t much in D.C. that’s north of us (all residential, little commerce, reduced transit).
outside of D.C., we have the same problems we’ve always had: new england and chicago are too cold (for my beloved); texas is utterly without seasons (for me); the pacific northwest is really far away and people there actually slow down at yellow lights (the latter is a “third rail” for the lady sparkler).
and besides, we all know how much my beloved likes change.
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spreading like a virus
yesterday was a day of worshiping the porcelain bowl goddess for the sparkler family.it started with the nanny shortly before noon, followed by myself around 12:30pm, emily the cat was next at 2pm, sparklet later around 9pm, and finally the lady sparkler at 10:30pm.
and, it turns out that our nanny share family had a similar vision — they just got a two day jump on us.
it’s looking like it’s just a 24-hour bug — the first three hours you think you’re going to die, the next three hours you wish you would, closely followed by 18 hours on your back.
sparklet’s actually been a trooper through it all — not only last night during all the madness, but today with no nanny and two utterly debilitated parents.
she even took an hour and a half nap on the couch with me early this morning once it was pretty obvious that i wasn’t going to be able to do much else.
that’s my girl.
See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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the nanny’s halloween party
EDITOR’S NOTE: from what i can make out with my limited español, the nannies of mount pleasant got together today and threw their kids a Halloween party. I imagine there was at least some awkwardness when two attendees (sparklet included) realized they were sharing the same tiger costume.See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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the pizza garden
our nanny share nanny doesn’t speak english. the lady sparkler and i haven’t spoken Spanish since high school.if that’s not a recipe for a laugh-track worth sit-com, i’m not sure what is.
about six weeks ago, our nanny started saying how much sparklet loves running around “the pixa” — “the pesca” we ask?
“no, the pixa” she she replies. “pixa! pixa!”
“oh, of course — the ‘pixa!’” we finally replied, without an ounce of comprehension. “boy, does she love that!”
over the next six weeks, we proceeded to ask every native Spanish speaker we’ve ever known what “pixa” meant en Español.
not a clue.
i Google translated about a dozen different spellings — pisca, pixa, pitsa, pesca, pixza.
nothing.
we finally decided that she meant either “pesca” which is Spanish for “fishing” or PISCA which is the Paranormal Investigation Society of Central Alabama.
we were pretty confused about where they could possibly go fishing in northwest D.C., much less the intricacies of travel to Central Alabama, so we gave up and called it a day.
fast forward to yesterday, when our beloved nanny share partners came to the zoo for sparklet’s birthday, and they said:
hey, have you guys been over to the pizza garden yet? it’s a giant pizza that the kids can climb all over. maria says that they really love it.
pizza. pixa. pizza = pixa.
(cue laugh track.)
See Slideshow of the Photos on Flickr:
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transitions
like the crazy, measures driven parents we are, we’ve been so focused lately on young sparklet’s developmental milestones (almost crawling! she knows her name!) that we’ve totally neglected some of the “other” news in our lives.namely, we have a new nanny, a new nanny share family … and the lady sparkler got a new job.
i’m not drunk enough to publicly explore the reasons behind the nanny transition — if you’d like to contribute to the drinking fund, i’m happy to talk in person — but the important things are that (a) sparklet’s still great, (b) we still love the talimo’s (bff!), and (c) during the transition, the bff’s got an offer of free familial child care that they just couldn’t refuse.
the new nanny share is working out great. the nanny is über comfortable with a kid on each hip, and the share has been going on for more than a decade (tho, obviously, different families have rotated through). the new share baby is a boy, is exactly sparklet’s age (have i mentioned that i strongly support arranged marriages?!?) and lives within walking distance (over by auntie melissa).
as if that wasn’t enough excitement for sparklet’s first summer, the lady sparkler went and got herself a new job.
she wasn’t looking (decidedly not, actually) but got contacted by a head hunter and took the interview for reasons somewhere between being polite and making new contacts in the industry. but, four interviews later, the company made the proverbial offer-she-couldn’t-refuse (salary, seniority, benefits) and as of June 14th, the lady sparkler has a new job.
still doing mostly the same thing, just a couple of blocks farther away — which pretty well sums up the nanny situation, too.































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