Tiantian1005
Chatty Member
LOOOOOOOOOOOOL I laughed so loud reading this thank you!!
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! She could have stopped chewing for that story 
GlasgowGirl72
VIP Member
I’d have thought the way she’s been bragging about this bloody extension and how she wanted everything to be “oh so right” they’d have picked nicer radiators (the tall ones that hang on the wall or similar) than your bog standard (my house is full of them) white ones!! Oh and one more moan (Sozz one of those days 
) we don’t need to know that your plugging cookery magazines or that you’re angling for a money grabbing Waitrose deal!!!!!
) we don’t need to know that your plugging cookery magazines or that you’re angling for a money grabbing Waitrose deal!!!!!Attachments
Mememememe
Well-known member
Of course not, but hopefully charl read the Ingredients and made sure they're wasn't any skin irritating, skin refining sun sensitive ingredients in it (makes you skin super sensitive to sun damage) by kids have very dry and sensitive skin though so I'm overly cautious with what they use. XMight get slated for this but here goes, to be fair, I have a daughter who is 4 too. She is extremely girly and obsessed with watching me put my make up on, loves putting her sparkly lip balm on etc. During lockdown, I did a face mask in the day, she had never seen one before and immediately wanted in. I didn’t let her on that one, but the next one I used, I popped a bit of nivea cream in a pot and gave her an old make up brush and she painted on her 'face mask' I know her skin and she was fine. We made an afternoon of it and painted our toenails afterwards.
Guess what I'm saying is, maybe not a sheet mask, but it isn’t the worst thing letting Daisy join in with Charl
whowouldhavethought
Active member
I'm sad about her garden. I used to be quite envious of that, the children must have loved it. We have a postage stamp of a garden - although its bigger than what they've been left with.
She always seem to say “I think I carry weight really well”. Does she mean that she doesn’t carry it around her tummy? Surely if she thought that she wouldn’t always be wanting to lose some weight?
The caked on makeup everyday does her no favours. I get that she doesn’t like how her syndrome has made her face look, but I feel as though it’s too “obvious”. It’s obvious at this point she can’t do makeup for shit. She could go with eyelash extensions and getting her brows tinted and waxed or microbladed, then she could just do a bit of concealer and a tinted moisturiser and something on her lips. She should leave it to someone else. She tries so hard and it just looks crap.
Oh god. That poor boy.
bluemoon20
Active member
Bill spends half the week at his Dad's so in terms of usage of room space, I wouldn't think it unusual for Daisy to have a larger room. Having said that, I would let Bill choose which room he wants being the oldest.
PandaPop20
Chatty Member
Excuse me, she is a tiny 12 don't you know?!
snickerdoodle
VIP Member
I imagine it is linked. She does it all the time I’ve noticed and it’s probably linked to when she had speech therapy as a child.
Did she look to be a size 13Just sat in a cafe with my sister this morning and guess who was there with wanny. She’s rushed off her feet with work and decorating though don’t forget
?snickerdoodle
VIP Member
Oh my god her ads are RIFE and driving me mad. Why are there no laws to protect kids like this?
Booklover
VIP Member
That is brilliant! And WTF is she rambling on about - she's calling Maltesers 'fit'! What?!enjoy!