Tonight, we needed an employee to go to a new client's home. The caregiver had never been there before and, even though it was less than 4 miles from her home, she did not know how to get there and did not think that she would be able to find the home after dark. Of course, I said I would get her there. So, I attended my daughter's high school varsity volleyball game for about 23 minutes and then left to get our caregiver to our client's home.
I went to the caregiver's home and had her follow me to the client's home. Because of the way we arrived and the position of the house, I drove past the client's home, went to the corner and made a u-turn, drove about 200 yards and then parked in front of the house. Up to the time of the u-turn, my employee was right behind me, she saw me make the u-turn.
Well, I stood next to my car waiting for my employee to park behind me. After about 5 minutes, I drove back to the spot I made the u-turn and found my employee, on the phone crying to my scheduling coordinator about me leaving her in the middle of the street.
Needless to say, I couldn't understand all of this; how could she loose me so easily? Oh well, all is well, the caregiver is at our client's home and I'm home now.
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