Later I went to work to the gallery.
Phone call from the New York number. I have to admit I was pretty surprised as I know all people from here who can potentially give me a call.
"Good afternoon! Am I talking to Linda?" - the man's voice sounded very confident and smart if you can describe voice with such a word. "Are you still looking for a job? I saw your post on Craigslist for nanny position."
My eyes almost popped up when I heard that. Live-in nanny in NYC? The person, let me call him Mr. Boss, asked me to make decision if I'm interested at all in this opportunity in an hour.
The problem was that I didnt know a i was shocked-surprised-happy-scared-concerned at the same time. So, as my Russian side of advisory board (my family and best friend Alice) was asleep I called my closest people here in the US - Emily and Alex.
Both of them were positevely for this idea. I loved Alex's enthusiastic "of course! You can be a nanny in NYC! What can be better?" And I was happy to get questioned by Emily about every single detail of the deal.
I made my decision in an hour: I'll give it a shot! (Wow, aparently I have a tendency to make the most significant decisions for my life in very short time)
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