Thank you to @Telly Fanatic for the thread name with most votes. Sorry @WhiteOrchid - we aren't allowed to use curse words in thread titles
Nevermind @evoway13 (I'll type it out as Foxtrot Oscar next time ..... 🤝🏻)Thank you to @Telly Fanatic for the thread name with most votes. Sorry @WhiteOrchid - we aren't allowed to use curse words in thread titles
This is exactly it. It's a pipe dream. I'm all for chasing your dreams, squeezing every bit of happiness into your life and not regretting things. I sort of admire her for having a go and going for it. However, what I can't understand is the lack of planning and thought that's gone into this move. They have no job, no actual plan. It was only last week she was asking for recommendations on where to live and what areas were family friendly! Like wtf??? She should have done this months ago. She's got 2 very young children, its not like it's just her and con running off into the distance to chase a dream. Have they looked at schools and education? Opportunities for the children? Crime rates? And health insurance? If they are asking for places to live I highly doubt any of this mentioned has been given a thought. What will they do if god forbid one of the kids gets seriously poorly out there in the first few months? Have they planned for any of it? Or have they just planned their airport outfits and welcome to our new crib outfits!I’m so confused. Why are they moving to America? Do they have jobs to go to out there? Have they any experience of living/visiting there before? Seems like some pipe dream she’s chasing which is going to end very badly.
another thing as well, UK well off/'rich' is very vastly different to US rich. i don't think they'll be living as comfortably as they think they will beI’m so confused. Why are they moving to America? Do they have jobs to go to out there? Have they any experience of living/visiting there before? Seems like some pipe dream she’s chasing which is going to end very badly.
I completely get the appeal of moving abroad but surely it would have made sense to have an extended holiday say for a month to actually work it all out? A normal person would surely do that, not just go on a whim and figure it out when they are there.
Idk in today’s vlog they both said what they’ll miss most. Connor said family and loved ones, Elle said Cadbury’s chocolate 🫣Was it just me that thought Connor deffo seemed more for the move than Elle ? No mention of any hard goodbyes with his family ? I feel sad for the boys - I have a boy same age as saint and I couldn’t imagine taking him away from his extended family for my own dreams , even though they are young they still need their grandparents etc IMO.
She said they have “family” out there somewhere (can’t remember where, think it was on her IG stories) which tbh I find hard to believe! Probs just distant friends of her dads from the US from all those years ago lolI will never understand why she has to sugar coat EVERYTHING .
They have no friends out there, no family out there neither of them have amazing careers that they head off to each day, she has young kids and no support system now around her, no one to do a bit of babysitting etc but it's all super exciting and perfect ...... Really ? in what world .
This summed everything up perfectly!!This is exactly it. It's a pipe dream. I'm all for chasing your dreams, squeezing every bit of happiness into your life and not regretting things. I sort of admire her for having a go and going for it. However, what I can't understand is the lack of planning and thought that's gone into this move. They have no job, no actual plan. It was only last week she was asking for recommendations on where to live and what areas were family friendly! Like wtf??? She should have done this months ago. She's got 2 very young children, its not like it's just her and con running off into the distance to chase a dream. Have they looked at schools and education? Opportunities for the children? Crime rates? And health insurance? If they are asking for places to live I highly doubt any of this mentioned has been given a thought. What will they do if god forbid one of the kids gets seriously poorly out there in the first few months? Have they planned for any of it? Or have they just planned their airport outfits and welcome to our new crib outfits!
They both strike me as incredibly immature. I think elle romanticses the US. Its a beautiful place, of course it is. But it wont all be roses. Its like she's just been on pintrest and thinks it's like the 1980s usa aesthetics everywhere over there and she will live this LA lifestyle.
Elle is extremely sentimental and I honestly think she will miss her home comforts and her family, the grief over her mum may calm during the initial excitement but I do feel over time, especially Christmas she will miss the familiar and long for the nostalgia of home. She won't be going to farm shops, Christmas markets, and having cosy walks. She will miss her sisters and probably her dad. I dont even think her dad will be able to visit her will he??
I think Connor will find independence more in the USA and I do feel it will cause trouble. He will be in the gym with his English accent and he will get attention- and elle won't like that. So I do think they will be back. I do wish them luck because there are two gorgeous little boys with them and I think abit of stability is what they both need for a while now..... but we will see, maybe she will prove me wrong