I did manage to enjoy it eventually, thank you.
It frustrates me so much how she says these things off the cuff, a bit like the mental health/anxiety stuff too, to increase engagement when it’s not true.
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It frustrates me so much how she says these things off the cuff, a bit like the mental health/anxiety stuff too, to increase engagement when it’s not true.
Stephen’s list. I’m assuming she’s added the point about buying Emma a present..
Is it just me or is the handwriting the same as the writing which is supposedly Stephen’s?
Is it just me or is the handwriting the same as the writing which is supposedly Stephen’s?
OmgDoesn't the new one make it a set of 4 now too?!
she has others ? I must’ve missed that x and like someone pointed out bought Erin cheap school shoes 
I thought exactly the same x
If anyone needs a proper cleaning video, see My Crazy Life. It helps that she looks genuinely tired a lot of the time too 
I also thought this!!
I also suffer from severe IBS and people don’t realise it is debilitating. Another YouTuber I watch (Brogan Tate) says she has it, yet she ate so much fried and high fat food on her recent holiday there’s no way I would be able to eat that!
Emma you don’t have IBS, you just had the shits
Started watching her a few weeks ago shed fab.If anyone needs a proper cleaning video, see My Crazy Life. It helps that she looks genuinely tired a lot of the time too
Amen to that. I’d comment on her post but she’d probably just block me
hasnt blocked me yet, im waitingAmen to that. I’d comment on her post but she’d probably just block me
what did u say xhasnt blocked me yet, im waiting
She’s just done the same poll for if you take your own mug on holiday that she did last time they went to Haven a few months ago!
Obviously running out of engagement ideas!
Obviously running out of engagement ideas!
How do you afford it? Surely the hotel and flights are expensive? Sorry if it sounds like I’m prying, I’m genuinely intrigued.Yep! We have an annual pass so usually fly out Friday night after work and fly back Sunday or Monday.
I don’t get the whole planning and spreadsheets of it all though that BM2 seems to do. We just do whatever we feel like doing, refuse to queue and still manage to do everything
I’ve just heard on the news there is a Rabies alert for 60 days issued at Disney World Florida. She truly is going to be rabid 
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So with the annual passes you get a discount on hotel rooms at Disney. Sometimes this can be up to 50% off. We also stay off site in Val D’Europe in airbnb’s. You can get 2 bed apartments that sleep 6 (2 on a sofa bed) for £150 for the weekend. You just have to pick the right weekend (basically outside of UK, French, Dutch and Belgium school holidays).How do you afford it? Surely the hotel and flights are expensive? Sorry if it sounds like I’m prying, I’m genuinely intrigued.
We don’t have to pay for park tickets as the pass gets us in and gets us extra magic hours.
We also get 20% off in the shop so I buy pins and sell at retail cost (with the 20% going to me).
Flights is the biggest cost. We live in the North West so the £29 Eurostar offers are pointless once you add on getting down South. We just have lots of alerts on google flights and when we find a decent price book it.
There’s only my hubby and I, and I bust a gut the rest of the time as I have my own consultancy company, but it means we have a decent chunk of disposable income. About 6 years ago we had none and lived on 9p noodles so outside of holidays our day to day expenses are pretty low
I’ve just heard on the news there is a Rabies alert for 60 days issued at Disney World Florida. She truly is going to be rabid
I’m Dying at this Can I be cheeky and ask how much annual passes are, that sounds like something I might be able to get my husband on board with if there are genuine savings to be had....So with the annual passes you get a discount on hotel rooms at Disney. Sometimes this can be up to 50% off. We also stay off site in Val D’Europe in airbnb’s. You can get 2 bed apartments that sleep 6 (2 on a sofa bed) for £150 for the weekend. You just have to pick the right weekend (basically outside of UK, French, Dutch and Belgium school holidays).
We don’t have to pay for park tickets as the pass gets us in and gets us extra magic hours.
We also get 20% off in the shop so I buy pins and sell at retail cost (with the 20% going to me).
Flights is the biggest cost. We live in the North West so the £29 Eurostar offers are pointless once you add on getting down South. We just have lots of alerts on google flights and when we find a decent price book it.
There’s only my hubby and I, and I bust a gut the rest of the time as I have my own consultancy company, but it means we have a decent chunk of disposable income. About 6 years ago we had none and lived on 9p noodles so outside of holidays our day to day expenses are pretty low
There’s different ones with different perks and costs. Ours cost €400 each for the year (but I believe it’s gone up), but you can pay by monthly instalments via Direct Debit. We have the Infinity one which has no blackout days. The other passes have blackout days when you can’t use them to go in the park. Depends on your budget and what discounts you want
Infinity is the top one and has party nights when the park is only open for pass holders with special tickets so we always aim to go when they’re on
Thanks for the tips, that’s genuinely really interesting!So with the annual passes you get a discount on hotel rooms at Disney. Sometimes this can be up to 50% off. We also stay off site in Val D’Europe in airbnb’s. You can get 2 bed apartments that sleep 6 (2 on a sofa bed) for £150 for the weekend. You just have to pick the right weekend (basically outside of UK, French, Dutch and Belgium school holidays).
We don’t have to pay for park tickets as the pass gets us in and gets us extra magic hours.
We also get 20% off in the shop so I buy pins and sell at retail cost (with the 20% going to me).
Flights is the biggest cost. We live in the North West so the £29 Eurostar offers are pointless once you add on getting down South. We just have lots of alerts on google flights and when we find a decent price book it.
There’s only my hubby and I, and I bust a gut the rest of the time as I have my own consultancy company, but it means we have a decent chunk of disposable income. About 6 years ago we had none and lived on 9p noodles so outside of holidays our day to day expenses are pretty low
ThanksThere’s different ones with different perks and costs. Ours cost €400 each for the year (but I believe it’s gone up), but you can pay by monthly instalments via Direct Debit. We have the Infinity one which has no blackout days. The other passes have blackout days when you can’t use them to go in the park. Depends on your budget and what discounts you want
Infinity is the top one and has party nights when the park is only open for pass holders with special tickets so we always aim to go when they’re on
That sounds really reasonable. I’ve only been to DLP with the kids once and it was on a Sun special offer thing (v cheap). I couldn’t believe the ticket prices when we got to the gates. We paid about a tenth of that if I remember rightly. Love a bargain,me 
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