Very suspicious!!
Very suspicious!!And the first weekend he went up was Mother's Day
It just gets worse!Very suspicious!!
I’m really sorry if I cause offence to anyone with the following comment but here goes ......
A poster on @PippaCrerar seems to be suggesting that the child is autistic? If that is the case, then I envy DC at being able to remove his child from their family home for an extended period of time. Our 16 yo son is on the spectrum (his twin is not) ..... he hates change, has really struggled with lockdown, and would not be able to cope with being away from home for that length of time. Ironically, my son used to have a sleepover every school holiday at my Dad’s house ........ and he lives locally ....... and my Dad offered to continue with this, just to help family tensions ......... but we said no, due to following the government’s guidance. I am so angry, and I am hoping that DC doesn’t play the special needs card .... if he does, it’s an insult to all parents and carers of children with special needs.
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I don’t think he is bothered about the hairdressers being closed, he looks like he cuts his hair with a cheese grateris there someone on the celebrity gossip thread who knows his best friends brothers wife’s second cousin who once shared a bottle of blue WKD with Boris behind the bike shed.
Id well believe it tbh,
new baby, new mistress, old mistress turned fiancée, fuck knows how many kids he’s trying to keep track of, night feeds on top of trying to keep in contact with the new intern Sonya, no hairdressers open and a fucking pandemic.
I could see a man turning to the sherry.
I need it and will do it, I just haven’t had anyone in the house for so long (other than the people that live here) that it feels really odd and strange. But i do need to do it. My first world selfish problem now is that the house is mainly tidy but not “visitor tidy” and my kids rooms are a mess. If they check all the radiators they will need to go in all rooms I guess.Why don't you want a workman in your house? I've had the washing machine repair man in twice recently, no brainer.
You sound just like my Mother, I know exactly what you mean, you don't want a workman to think you live in a shithole.I need it and will do it, I just haven’t had anyone in the house for so long (other than the people that live here) that it feels really odd and strange. But i do need to do it. My first world selfish problem now is that the house is mainly tidy but not “visitor tidy” and my kids rooms are a mess. If they check all the radiators they will need to go in all rooms I guess.
If this is true then I’m sorry, but again, no excuse. My son is on the spectrum, his younger brother we also suspect. I had Covid, my husband too, and we had to grin and bear it whilst looking after our children.I’m really sorry if I cause offence to anyone with the following comment but here goes ......
A poster on @PippaCrerar seems to be suggesting that the child is autistic? If that is the case, then I envy DC at being able to remove his child from their family home for an extended period of time. Our 16 yo son is on the spectrum (his twin is not) ..... he hates change, has really struggled with lockdown, and would not be able to cope with being away from home for that length of time. Ironically, my son used to have a sleepover every school holiday at my Dad’s house ........ and he lives locally ....... and my Dad offered to continue with this, just to help family tensions ......... but we said no, due to following the government’s guidance. I am so angry, and I am hoping that DC doesn’t play the special needs card .... if he does, it’s an insult to all parents and carers of children with special needs.
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I agree. I work with Autistic children with EHCP's and a lot of them have adapted very well with lockdown. Of course there are obstacles but personally I think moving the child away from his comfort zone would make the situation worse, no?If this is true then I’m sorry, but again, no excuse. My son is on the spectrum, his younger brother we also suspect. I had Covid, my husband too, and we had to grin and bear it whilst looking after our children.
I also have a son on the spectrum, plus additional learning needs. I’ve had to grin and bear many things over the years with zero help. This is no excuse for what he did.If this is true then I’m sorry, but again, no excuse. My son is on the spectrum, his younger brother we also suspect. I had Covid, my husband too, and we had to grin and bear it whilst looking after our children.
YepYou sound just like my Mother, I know exactly what you mean, you don't want a workman to think you live in a shithole.
Nobody looked after his child after he drove to Durham by all accounts. It seems that his family left food on the doorstep but never actually took over childcare. Surely you can get food delivered in London?What an absolute load of bullshit. Are you telling us that there was absolutely no one who could look after the kid? I bet they have a nanny (probably furloughed), or what about his wife’s family? Nobody seems to be mentioning them. We are expected to believe that not one person in a 260 mile vicinity was available to come to the doorstep and pick up the kid, the iPad and a bag of stuff? Christ, I know he’s a cunt who everyone hates but surely they could cobble up one friend? I absolutely do not buy it.
Oh god this has got me raging. My uncle died last month (not covid) but because of restrictions we were unable to honour and say goodbye to a decent, hardworking, lovely man. He didn’t get the send off he deserved and it’s hard for me to think about without feeling very sad.Oh Jesus.... is she trying to make it worse
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