If your daughter is named Lucy and you live in the Rye Brooke area and your nanny might have been a newcomer at the Pine Ridge Park today (6/21), I want to let you know how great she was. I think I know most of the people who come here and I have not seen her before. Lucy is a darling girl of about 4 with huge brown eyes and sun streaked blonde hair. She was wearing a pink & white striped shirt and white shorts with red and white tennis shoes. The nanny might have been named Gladys. She watched Lucy with attention and Lucy ran to her many times to get hugs or whisper a secret in her ear. For a snack, the nanny pulled out two juice boxes and two bags of some kind of fruit snack and they ate side by side. Before Lucy went back to the equipment, she got more sunblock and a kiss on her head. This nanny treated Lucy like she was her granddaughter and she was the doting grandmother. Nanny was older, African American, wearing white slip-on canvas tennis shoes, a flowered shirt, blue pants and carrying a cloth bag with green leaves on it.
Thursday
Pine Ridge Park in Rye Brook, NY
Received Thursday, June 21, 2007
If your daughter is named Lucy and you live in the Rye Brooke area and your nanny might have been a newcomer at the Pine Ridge Park today (6/21), I want to let you know how great she was. I think I know most of the people who come here and I have not seen her before. Lucy is a darling girl of about 4 with huge brown eyes and sun streaked blonde hair. She was wearing a pink & white striped shirt and white shorts with red and white tennis shoes. The nanny might have been named Gladys. She watched Lucy with attention and Lucy ran to her many times to get hugs or whisper a secret in her ear. For a snack, the nanny pulled out two juice boxes and two bags of some kind of fruit snack and they ate side by side. Before Lucy went back to the equipment, she got more sunblock and a kiss on her head. This nanny treated Lucy like she was her granddaughter and she was the doting grandmother. Nanny was older, African American, wearing white slip-on canvas tennis shoes, a flowered shirt, blue pants and carrying a cloth bag with green leaves on it.
If your daughter is named Lucy and you live in the Rye Brooke area and your nanny might have been a newcomer at the Pine Ridge Park today (6/21), I want to let you know how great she was. I think I know most of the people who come here and I have not seen her before. Lucy is a darling girl of about 4 with huge brown eyes and sun streaked blonde hair. She was wearing a pink & white striped shirt and white shorts with red and white tennis shoes. The nanny might have been named Gladys. She watched Lucy with attention and Lucy ran to her many times to get hugs or whisper a secret in her ear. For a snack, the nanny pulled out two juice boxes and two bags of some kind of fruit snack and they ate side by side. Before Lucy went back to the equipment, she got more sunblock and a kiss on her head. This nanny treated Lucy like she was her granddaughter and she was the doting grandmother. Nanny was older, African American, wearing white slip-on canvas tennis shoes, a flowered shirt, blue pants and carrying a cloth bag with green leaves on it.
How wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to read something nice about a nanny every once in a while.
From a Westchester mom.
I agree.
ReplyDeleteBut as an appeal to Westchester Moms-
Please stop naming your daughters Lucy & Bella.
There are 3 under 4 in my neighborhood!
5:52 pm
ReplyDeleteIs this comment on names really necessary. I can just see your "eyeroll" as you read this posting.
Nice post. I hope Lucy's mom sees it!
ReplyDeleteI live in neighboring Rye and have no idea where this park is.
ReplyDeleteI think Lucy and Bella are lovely names. Who cares how many of these names there are, there is only one of each child.
ReplyDeletethank god someone reports a good nanny for a change..
ReplyDeletehope the parents see this..
yeah but notice how no one posts on the good posts? lol thats not what they want to see.
ReplyDeleteI personally like to see some good posts after the depressing array of negativity...keeps me sane.
ReplyDelete552, Nannies named Gladys far outnumber little girls named ella & lucy.
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