Well, not all people. Just this family.
The mom of this family- I'll call her D- started a homeschool co-op that meets every Friday a couple years ago. But when she went to central America for midwifery training, my mother took over.
Then D came back, and to avoid any unnessacary complications, my mom retained leadership of the co-op.
D has it in her head that she should be able to just drop the ball whenever she feels like it, and then come back and call the shots once she's done with whatever she wanted to go do.
She and her family have just come back from an extended stay in Utah. (Long story, their van broke down.) While she was away we completed one and a half semesters of co-op, with my family and I doing most of the work that goes into getting a semester off the ground.
This fall my mom found out she was pregnant again and is due in April, right in the middle of our spring semester.
Co-op leadership was handed off to another family who we are very confident has the right vision for this co-op and can do well with it. This was announced while D was in Utah.
Our group has a Facebook page, and recently one of our members asked if it would be all right if she sponsored three nursery and preschool-age children she babysits. She had sponsored one before, and so she knew it was allowed, but was checking anyway since with little kids, three is a lot more than two.
D jumped right in and gave it her stamp of approval. Which means nothing.
She has also sent an email to the new director saying that the name of the co-op was her idea, and while she will not tell us we have to quit using it, that she is going to be using it in other marketing plans she has for the future. Just as a way to get in one more dig.
I really don't like this woman.
Or her daughter.
But that's another story...
The mom of this family- I'll call her D- started a homeschool co-op that meets every Friday a couple years ago. But when she went to central America for midwifery training, my mother took over.
Then D came back, and to avoid any unnessacary complications, my mom retained leadership of the co-op.
D has it in her head that she should be able to just drop the ball whenever she feels like it, and then come back and call the shots once she's done with whatever she wanted to go do.
She and her family have just come back from an extended stay in Utah. (Long story, their van broke down.) While she was away we completed one and a half semesters of co-op, with my family and I doing most of the work that goes into getting a semester off the ground.
This fall my mom found out she was pregnant again and is due in April, right in the middle of our spring semester.
Co-op leadership was handed off to another family who we are very confident has the right vision for this co-op and can do well with it. This was announced while D was in Utah.
Our group has a Facebook page, and recently one of our members asked if it would be all right if she sponsored three nursery and preschool-age children she babysits. She had sponsored one before, and so she knew it was allowed, but was checking anyway since with little kids, three is a lot more than two.
D jumped right in and gave it her stamp of approval. Which means nothing.
She has also sent an email to the new director saying that the name of the co-op was her idea, and while she will not tell us we have to quit using it, that she is going to be using it in other marketing plans she has for the future. Just as a way to get in one more dig.
I really don't like this woman.
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