Yes, that's kind of what I was alluding to a while ago.No doubt those older blokes in her 'likes' are sending her cash every time she posts some sob story and they probably get a leg photo in return
Sarah, you’re right to err on the side of caution with food safety but you’re costing yourself a lot of money. Defrosted meat products certainly shouldn’t go back in the freezer, but they can be kept in the fridge or be cooked then chilled. I can recommend Level 1 Food Hygiene & Safety courses found online for around £10; from what you’ve said there have been times when you’ve dumped food worth more than that each week. There are free courses too which may well be just as useful.And why does she need to buy more sausages, she's already got them?!
Exactly, if you're desperate for dinner at 9.45 on a Sunday just have a sausage sandwich or just cook them and reheat them tomorrow!Sarah, you’re right to err on the side of caution with food safety but you’re costing yourself a lot of money. Defrosted meat products certainly shouldn’t go back in the freezer, but they can be kept in the fridge or be cooked then chilled. I can recommend Level 1 Food Hygiene & Safety courses found online for around £10; from what you’ve said there have been times when you’ve dumped food worth more than that each week. There are free courses too which may well be just as useful.
How far away is school? Can’t they walk?
No, they cannot walk because blah special mermaid losing their voice blah. Also, Sarah's input as a parent has me astonished they can even breathe, which is an awful joke about clean house, whooping cough and wet blazers.How far away is school? Can’t they walk?
Make him walk. He won't do it again then. It's summer, it's light, do him good. Unless ofc it doesn't matter cos she expects some knicker sniffer to cover it.
It never fails to shock me how gleeful she is to share the details of her being an absolutely awful parent to mu followers. Does she think showing off about how much spit and swallow break makes her look good? As discussed last night absolutely behavioural. My eldest had some money off of us and family and got a MacBook, and although she is usually the “breaker” this laptop is treated like it was the baby Jesus himself (CONFIRMED ADHD as well).No, they cannot walk because blah special mermaid losing their voice blah. Also, Sarah's input as a parent has me astonished they can even breathe, which is an awful joke about clean house, whooping cough and wet blazers.
“Roll on the six weeks”. Christ on a bike! They’ve only been back at school one week after half term and she’s already begging for a break from *checks notes* waking her kids up for school and nagging them out the door.ETA: “roll on the six weeks” has had me cracking up. She doesn’t do anything. What the fuck are the six weeks a break from? Sitting on her lazy fat arse in taxis or tweeting into the void and ignoring her kids?
She’s too lazy to do anything with them in the holidays anyway. Six weeks of them sitting on screens while she screams into the void on Twitter and obsesses over us. They are better off at school.“Roll on the six weeks”. Christ on a bike! They’ve only been back at school one week after half term and she’s already begging for a break from *checks notes* waking her kids up for school and nagging them out the door.
This. Logical consequence.Make him walk. He won't do it again then. It's summer, it's light, do him good. Unless ofc it doesn't matter cos she expects some knicker sniffer to cover it.
It’s quite clear from her tweets that none of them appreciate the value of money because she doesn’t. Great way to raise humans to contribute to the “socialist” society you want.This. Logical consequence.
Telling him that the consequence of his carelessness is that he will need to get up earlier and leave the house sooner to walk to school until the bus pass can be replaced will help his brain to wire itself to remember the significance of looking after his bus pass.
I was a latch key kid. I left my house key at home one day, and the consequence was that I had to sit in the cold and rain for two hours until I could be let in. Every morning after that I patted my zip up blazer pocket to check for my keys.
My kid didn’t put their PE kit in their locker and left it kicking around at school. A brand new £40 PE top and brand new trainers got pinched. I told my kid that we all make mistakes but we are accountable for putting them right; I would help replace the trainers, but they were replacing the £40 top out of their own savings as a consequence to their carelessness. Got them to put their own card details into the online order form and everything. Didn’t happen again, funnily enough!
Fixing all their problems doesn’t help them find solutions for themselves in the longer term. They’ll become useless adults just like her.
I imagine there will be one activity - possibly to the seaside. This will necessitate a week of tweeting and retweeting about it beforehand. Fretting about having to purchase things and transport. Then on the day she will have 'napped' and there will be a disaster blamed on the children requiring an expensive last minute purchase.She’s too lazy to do anything with them in the holidays anyway. Six weeks of them sitting on screens while she screams into the void on Twitter and obsesses over us. They are better off at school.
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