[wpgflamesfan]

At least she's not going to her 24 year old kids job interviews.

http://www.forbes.com/2006/11/08/lea..._1109kids.html

"Last year I had a parent sit in the lobby and wait the entire four hours during the job interview," says Audrey Abron, an executive recruiter for Belk Department Stores in Charlotte, N.C. "The girl introduced us to her mother, and there was no embarrassment. She felt it was acceptable behavior. What do you say? Some things should be understood." Things like, you don't bring your mommy or daddy to a job interview.

A junior at Gonzaga University in Washington State, Tebria is in the middle of an internship hunt and is getting plenty of help from her mom, who's developed an Excel spreadsheet to track contacts, is ready to accompany her on job interviews and write follow-up letters. Says Rodriguez, "I'm monitoring my investment."