Keith's job allowed him to work for two days from home. I had enough time accrued and took a day off after he returned to work. All the while making phone call after phone call to schools, churches, day cares, and summer programs to no avail. They didn't have any openings for her age so close to the closing of the school year and the start of summer. Thankful I didn't have to endure this process alone, but still growing hopeless. On Thursday May 31, I text my supervisor to explain what was happening and I asked if it would be possible for me to bring Kayelle with me to work the next day because I was only scheduled to work three hours that day. As a human resource professional for the state, I still had obligations to attend to make sure people were paid on time, receiving their benefits, and completing time sensitive transactions. I received a response a few hours later giving the okay. I figured she would have to contact our HR Manager and HR ...
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