Bobbi Althoff

Yeah, I keep in touch with all of them. I worked for three families and I still keep in touch with them. I check in on their kids randomly because it was so nice going into somebody's house and seeing things that... Ja, genau. Yeah, and I loved it. They had three kids. One was a baby. I think I started when he was three months old. And then one was two and one was four.

Yeah, I keep in touch with all of them. I worked for three families and I still keep in touch with them. I check in on their kids randomly because it was so nice going into somebody's house and seeing things that... Ja, genau. Yeah, and I loved it. They had three kids. One was a baby. I think I started when he was three months old. And then one was two and one was four.

And I did everything with those kids. I worked 70 hours a week at points because the parents were both working. It was amazing. And then one day they looked at me and they were like, we're moving to LA. And I said, they were like, so I'm so sorry. And I was like, I'll move with you. So I... Did you live in their house? No, I never lived in their house.

And I did everything with those kids. I worked 70 hours a week at points because the parents were both working. It was amazing. And then one day they looked at me and they were like, we're moving to LA. And I said, they were like, so I'm so sorry. And I was like, I'll move with you. So I... Did you live in their house? No, I never lived in their house.

And I did everything with those kids. I worked 70 hours a week at points because the parents were both working. It was amazing. And then one day they looked at me and they were like, we're moving to LA. And I said, they were like, so I'm so sorry. And I was like, I'll move with you. So I... Did you live in their house? No, I never lived in their house.

I went and found an apartment by them because I was like, I'm not losing this job.

I went and found an apartment by them because I was like, I'm not losing this job.

I went and found an apartment by them because I was like, I'm not losing this job.

That's how I got back to LA.

That's how I got back to LA.

That's how I got back to LA.

I haven't talked, I haven't seen the kids. I'll talk to their parents. The kids were so young, they don't remember. Ja, ja, ja. Sie ist mein, sie war der Beste. Ich trage ihr Kross, den sie jeden Tag hatte, um ihr eine Bilder von meiner Mama zu geben, als sie das draus war. Sie war das Stück in meinem Leben, das ich gehen würde. Und sie hat immer ihre Türen für mich geöffnet, wenn ich...

I haven't talked, I haven't seen the kids. I'll talk to their parents. The kids were so young, they don't remember. Ja, ja, ja. Sie ist mein, sie war der Beste. Ich trage ihr Kross, den sie jeden Tag hatte, um ihr eine Bilder von meiner Mama zu geben, als sie das draus war. Sie war das Stück in meinem Leben, das ich gehen würde. Und sie hat immer ihre Türen für mich geöffnet, wenn ich...

I haven't talked, I haven't seen the kids. I'll talk to their parents. The kids were so young, they don't remember. Ja, ja, ja. Sie ist mein, sie war der Beste. Ich trage ihr Kross, den sie jeden Tag hatte, um ihr eine Bilder von meiner Mama zu geben, als sie das draus war. Sie war das Stück in meinem Leben, das ich gehen würde. Und sie hat immer ihre Türen für mich geöffnet, wenn ich...

Whenever I wanted to. So when I was 18, I would kind of stay with her here and there. And for months, I would always have my own place, but I would come back to her. My last job before I got married, I lived with my grandma. So the job was in Marina del Rey, but her house is in Pasadena. So she would wake up with me every morning at 6 a.m., make breakfast with me. I'd make her eggs on toast.

Whenever I wanted to. So when I was 18, I would kind of stay with her here and there. And for months, I would always have my own place, but I would come back to her. My last job before I got married, I lived with my grandma. So the job was in Marina del Rey, but her house is in Pasadena. So she would wake up with me every morning at 6 a.m., make breakfast with me. I'd make her eggs on toast.

Whenever I wanted to. So when I was 18, I would kind of stay with her here and there. And for months, I would always have my own place, but I would come back to her. My last job before I got married, I lived with my grandma. So the job was in Marina del Rey, but her house is in Pasadena. So she would wake up with me every morning at 6 a.m., make breakfast with me. I'd make her eggs on toast.

She'd make me coffee. And we'd sit there at 6 a.m. every morning, have that. Then I would go. And then I got married.

She'd make me coffee. And we'd sit there at 6 a.m. every morning, have that. Then I would go. And then I got married.

She'd make me coffee. And we'd sit there at 6 a.m. every morning, have that. Then I would go. And then I got married.