Caring for child and dog-strange enquiry.

[englishrose]

My mum did this once when she used to childmind years ago. She left the dog in the kitchen one day when she went out with her mindees and the dog destroyed part of the kitchen. :-/ I would offer to go and walk it in the day. x

[Mouse]

Granny Murray's setting is a liability - you should risk assess it as you watch: it would be a brilliant exercise for all pre-reg CMs.

Anyway, I think she's a bloke..........

I definitely think she has a sinister side to her. No one can be permanently that perky working all the hours she does with such needy parents. Sometimes I have to push myself to say good morning to mine, never mind think up a suitable saying that's going to get them through the day and solve all of their problems

[bunyip]

I definitely think she has a sinister side to her. No one can be permanently that perky working all the hours she does with such needy parents. Sometimes I have to push myself to say good morning to mine, never mind think up a suitable saying that's going to get them through the day and solve all of their problems

My 6yo grandson dislikes his dad's girlfriend for the same reason: "she smiles too much." Can't argue with that.

Maybe we should have a 'Granny Murray Thought for the Day' under the CM Forum banner each day - how 'bout it Richard?

My first 2 contributions:

".....and remember Honey Pie, when Granny Murray gets right on your t1ts, there's always CITV."

".....and remember Honey Pie, it's strange, but you never see Granny Murray and Marjorie Dawes* at the same time, now do you...?"

(*Matt Lucas, Little Britain, before you all ask.)