I've nannied for them the past two summers and the kids are so great!
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For 139 years, the British avoided the north and nannied 14 bickering sheikhdoms across southern Yemen.
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I also nannied and worked in offices as an assistant, I cleaned a yoga studio, I passed out flyers — I worked every weird job.
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To no one's surprise, Newton Artemis Fido Scamander's London flat is a veritable magical menagerie of creatures who are effectively nannied by a benevolent woman named Bunty.
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Though she is not a parent herself, Owens said "I nannied for five years of my life" and does not believe that children have the "mental authority" to make such decisions.
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What followed was a cobbled-together life of paid and unpaid work: I nannied, I interned for free or very little, I found a steady gig as a freelance audio producer.
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On March 28, Caroline Maurer was taking Fox — a 2-year-old boy she had nannied for since he was 4 weeks old — on a walk in Atwater Village, Los Angeles, according to KTLA.
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Above her bed, Ivy had taped a letter from the youngest boy she nannied, whom she called her alaga , a Tagalog word that refers to a pet or a person who is cared for.
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While trying out a career in modern dance, in 2011, I was a member of the Park Slope Food Co-op, and I nannied for several sets of parents who had fallen into the abyss of missed shifts.
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To make herself feel better, Ivy thought about how her sons were more respectful than the children she nannied—they yelled at their mother as if it were not a big deal—but the thought wasn't particularly reassuring.
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When my class left our liberal arts experience, we scattered to temporary gigs: I worked at a dude ranch; another friend nannied for the summer; one got a job on a farm in New Zealand; others became raft guides and transitioned to ski instructors.
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The year before, at Ivy's request, her family had gone to a studio in Zamboanga City and posed for a photographer, who had then doctored a digital image of Ivy (taken at the bar mitzvah of one of the boys she nannied) and inserted her between her husband and her middle son.
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In a discussion of profanity, writer Leigh Lundin uses the glyph ƒ. He further discusses being "nannied" by Internet software, noting that words like cockatoo, pussycat, and even Hummer may be flagged, which has become known as the Scunthorpe problem. In that vein, ProBoards forums replace the word "cock" with "thingy", thereby transforming the statement "cock his shotgun" into "thingy his shotgun". Similarly, the Something Awful forums, filters replace "fuck" with the phrase "gently caress" and "shit" with "poo-poo" for unregistered users, and the Fark website replaces words such as "fuck" with "fark".
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A developing picture: The story of Vivian Maier , The Chicago Sun-Times. Retrieved on January 4, 2011. John Maloof, curator of some of Maier's photographs, summarized the way the children she nannied would later describe her: In 1959 and 1960, Maier embarked on a solo trip around the world, where she took pictures in Los Angeles, Manila, Bangkok, Shanghai, Beijing, India, Syria, Egypt and Italy. The trip was probably financed by the sale of a family farm in Saint-Julien- en-Champsaur. For a brief period in the 1970s, Maier worked as a housekeeper for talk-show host Phil Donahue.
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