I agree she def needs to get help & get her mental health under control. Cut out the drink full stop that’s only going to make it worse. She has no get up and go and that’s sad she’s only 33 and she has achieved a lot for 33. I hope for her and her family’s sake she does get help b4 she gets any worse. It’s sad to see someone so young lose their driveI actually agree. We bought our house 10 years ago and we went with a neutral pallet for walls, floors, sofa, bed frames and spent far to much on a heavy nature fabric curtains. Which turned out to be the best buy. We bought statement pieces, sideboard, dinning room chairs (keeping the table simple) and occasional chairs, we added colour and texture with rugs, interesting lamps, cushions, bed linen, prints and art work and chop and change that a lot. I suppose as my aunt is a interior designer we got lots of helpful tips and advice. The house doesn't look dated as we can change the smaller items offer and adding trends.
We had kids with novoviris during lockdown and the sofa has taken a big beating so that needs to be replaced as soon as possible but we will stay with the same neutral colour scheme and maybe go for a different style.
Claire's house looks dirty and messy and in need of a deep clean. I agree that the units are going to date fast and she will end up having to (begging for) a new kitchen. She hasn't done the prep and has painted a press shut so therefore I don't hold out much hope of it lasting.
I don't understand how she can live in such a messy, cluttered environment. She never gives the place a really good clean.
She has so much going for her if she would just motive herself. A house, a beautiful family, supportive husband, parents and brother, Ian in secure employment, the making of a great business but she just is not capable of pulling herself together to make a success. She badly needs to lay off the booze and get counselling.
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