A Nanny for Christmas Page #4

Beggars can't be choosers.

And who knows?

Maybe a real spot will open up.

I don't know.

# It's Christmas time of year #

# Everybody swing #

# Well, it's Christmas time

of year again #

# And there's ribbons

on the tree #

# 'Cause everybody here

loves Christmas #

# Here we go, let it snow,

ho ho ho! #

# Whoo #

# Well, it's Christmas time of year #

# Everybody swing #

# Yeah, it's Christmas time

of year again #

# Hang the trimmings on the tree #

# Does everybody here

love Christmas? #

- # Yeah #

- # Here we go, let it snow #

# Ho ho ho #

# Here we go, here we go,

ho ho ho #

# Here we go, here we go,

ho ho ho #

# Here we go, here we go,

ho ho ho. #

Miss Leeds.

Please come in.

Children?

Ah.

Come meet your new nanny.

This is Miss Leeds.

- Pleased to meet you.

- You must be Jackie.

- Mm-hmm.

- You're very pretty.

- Why thank you, Miss Leeds.

- You can call me Ally.

- And this is Jonas.

- Very nice to meet you, Miss Leeds.

Oh, that's quite the grip

you've got there, Jonas.

Mother says a man's handshake should

be as firm as his character.

All right. Well, I'd love to stay and show

you around, but I've got a meeting.

Here is a schedule of the children's

errands, activities, et cetera.

Please don't deviate

from the regimen.

- Of course.

- Happy to have you onboard.

Oh, uh, Miss Leeds?

I play by the rules.

I expect the same from you.

As long as you play by the rules,

we should be just fine.

The rules- got it.

Good.

Children, come give me a kiss.

Uh, don't spread germs.

Air kiss.

Good luck.

Aren't you a little old

to be a babysitter?

I'm a nanny.

There's a difference.

- What's the difference?

- Money.

Loosen up, guys.

We're gonna have some fun.

You're not a real nanny, are you?

Don't be silly.

Of course I'm a nanny.

Okay, so what's next

on the agenda?

A little game of freeze tag, maybe?

- What's freeze tag?

- You're kidding.

You've never played

freeze tag before?

Never.

Okay, moving right along.

Yoga, Shakespeare...

flax shake for breakfast?

Okay.

Mother sprinkles

protein powder on top.

- It's in the back room.

- Okay.

Here she comes.

Okay, I see how it's gonna be.

Here you go.

You guys actually eat this stuff?

Mother says the cornerstone to

any successful day

is a nutritious breakfast.

How about something with, you know,

a little flavor?

Maybe a little color.

How about pancakes?

Oh no, Mother

forbids those these days.

But it wasn't always like that.

When we were younger,

she used to make them every Sunday.

Dad too.

Will your father be coming home

for Christmas?

He's a busy man.

I'm sure he's not too busy

for his family.

We used to spend every Christmas

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