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Post by robreddy on Feb 11, 2009 15:43:56 GMT -5
Ya you read that rite.......so sittin here in my jacked up caddie in a sweet while leasure suit and furry purple hat I'm looking to get the Reddy girls earnin a little scratch for their big daddy
Now get your mind out of the gutter as this is my daughter's we're talking bout!!!
Both have recently passed their American Red Cross baby sitting class - they are FAR more responsible, intellegent and gererally better behaved than their father. So if you are in need of baby sitting services (no new borns) in or around Bay Village give Pimp Daddy Reddy a call and I'll try and hook you up w/one of my bee-oches.
r
440.376.9054
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Post by psquared on Feb 11, 2009 19:21:06 GMT -5
Nice Rob. We live over on Midland in Bay. I will be calling. My kids love hoes.
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Post by JMcAbier on Feb 12, 2009 10:12:14 GMT -5
ok, got to relay a story from Sunday morning.
Tanja and I were out Saturday night and had a new sitter. 15 year old girl from down the street.
Fast forward to Sunday morning. I'm still feeling the effects of a late night and a few Bud's, so I'm really groggy as I stand over the sink, filling up the coffee pot when I notice there aren't any dirty dishes in the sink. Wait a second, there aren't any dishes "drying" on the countertop either. I open the dishwasher...empty? As I stand there trying to rack my brain as to what the world is going on, I slowly begin taking in my surroundings and notice everything is neatly organized in our kitchen...even my wife's always cluttered desk. I walk into the family room, still carrying the coffee pot, and see that all the toys are put away, blanket is folded, and the pillows are actually on the couches and not thrown about the room. That is when it dawns on me: HOLY COW, Allison actually cleaned up!
This is such a rarity in today's sitting circles that we called and thanked the parents and told them that there will definitely be some more coin in Allison's next sitting job here. We had grown accustomed to sitters only "working" for an hour until the kids go to bed, then just chillin'. Maybe just maybe, one or two would go that extra mile and even turn off some lights in the house.
Moral of the Story: Reddy, make sure those girls tidy things up if you really want to be rakin' in the big bucks!
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Post by robreddy on Feb 12, 2009 10:30:19 GMT -5
ummmmm jay - hate to burst your bubble but......... remember back to YOUR HS days - when exactly did you clean the house? think think think think Light bulb goes on smile fades to frown explitive uttered ya that's rite - say it out loud - the McAbier's just hosted their FIRST HS house party - cleaning, particularly GOOD cleaning by a teenager only occurs after the keg, bong, sex party ends - the CLEANER the house the MORE WILD the party It is the classic tip off - and newbie/amature mistake - cleaning to the point of being noticed So Jay seems your little boys have most likely had their first kiss and "puff on the cheeba" Sorry to break the news - ;] r
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Post by ebanks2 on Feb 12, 2009 13:24:52 GMT -5
Rob....that cracked me up...how true!
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Post by JMcAbier on Feb 13, 2009 8:21:14 GMT -5
Rob, Please do not ruin my impression of this fine young lady. She would never do anything like that! I prefer to remain naive with my blinders on and "puff on the cheeba?" Have never heard that phrase before. Tanja and I were still laughing about it last night!
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Post by Eric on Feb 17, 2009 14:57:56 GMT -5
Don't forget that Rob works in Oberlin....puff...puff
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Post by suziharman on Feb 22, 2009 17:16:57 GMT -5
What do you pay a baby-sitter these days (the cleaners vs non-cleaners)? So far the grandparents have been free, but Reddy's girls would be ideal for getting a run in or help with going to the pool this summer...
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Post by harris on Feb 22, 2009 21:15:48 GMT -5
How many kids do you have and are they bad?
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Post by suziharman on Feb 23, 2009 21:45:29 GMT -5
Depends on the hour - tonight, yes.
Just kidding - two kids and both under 2.
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