Don’t be so ignorant. Milk isn’t the main ingredient of Ice Cream. Cream is.
Don’t be so ignorant. Milk isn’t the main ingredient of Ice Cream. Cream is.I thought they didn't like how the cows were treated when milking so shouldn't they be cutting out dairy or do they not know that milk is the main ingredient of ice cream?
I don’t get it often but sometimes if I’ve had a long day but not very physical - almost like my brain is tired but not my body. I get it very mildly compared to some people but it’s very unpleasant.Am I imaging it, or did Sarah say Chris had restless leg syndrome?
Is there anyone with any medical knowledge who can explain what could be behind this?
Brilliant spot @M_stalker
Totally agree with this. Its almost like Chris and Sarah don't believe that she could ever be an 'academic' so to speak. They don't push her or challenge her at all, its like they want to keep her young and baby her forever. There are thousands of resources online that would provide work for Izzy's age and somehow they're sat giving her baby work sheets? I just don't get it. Poor girl has no hope for her GCSE'sDo we think this is GCSE-level stuff...?
I was Isabelle's age only 3 years ago. We were writing 1500-word essays, expected to use academic language, and doing footnotes in History. I distinctly remember being required to find, read, and understand multiple Jstor (university-level) journal articles about Northern Irish poetry, in our own time. And in Mathematics we were starting Calculus and Logarithms (means always using scientific calculators).
This required a private, quiet workspace that was meticulously organised and stayed the same every day. We students were old enough to chose our own homework hours according to our assessment schedule, and would regularly work late into the night IN OUR OWN PERSONAL SPACES. It would have been my worst nightmare to be stuck in cramped conditions with young and infant children, following their schedule. Not to mention breaking your back over a kiddie table. Or doing babyish cartoonish worksheets that are seriously appropriate for a 7 year old. That would be so mentally unstimulating.
Totally agree with this. Its almost like Chris and Sarah don't believe that she could ever be an 'academic' so to speak. They don't push her or challenge her at all, its like they want to keep her young and baby her forever. There are thousands of resources online that would provide work for Izzy's age and somehow they're sat giving her baby work sheets? I just don't get it. Poor girl has no hope for her GCSE's
I hate to judge children but my nephew is a couple of months older than Jace but the difference is shocking.All those nappies she has for Jace- when my 2 were his age - 17months- they had those little pull up nappies that huggies and pampers do- that was years ago and I’m sure they’ve improved them over the years. Would be so much cooler for him and also in preparation for potty training which lbh probably won’t happen till his 3 and is a whole new thread topic!!!!! Poor poor little boy. As for his speech well................. Chris and Sarah are a disgrace as parents they should be parenting full time not vlogging
just realised.. my nephew is less than 4 months older than Jace and can already count to 10, all on his own, without help! I guess a lot of learning can happen in 3 months but I can't see that happening with Jace..I hate to judge children but my nephew is a couple of months older than Jace but the difference is shocking.
I was so focused at how awkward they are in each other’s company I don’t remember what they ate but your probably right!Was it the one where Mr Smooth Operator gave Sarah a night to remember with his idea of an aphrodisiac menu, if I remember correctly it consisted of a pack of Bernard Matthews turkey drummers& a four pack of cider or something, not sure what vlog it was on , but sure someone will recall it.
Really hope it’s helping you. It truly is horrid but sometimes and fortunately the benefits outweigh the unpleasant side effects. I personally would fear the impact of dimming the meds. Stay good.Me too! It's a horrible thing.
If there that uncomfortable on a date night imagine the night they made Jason, I bet they had one of those huge sheets with a hole in that Chris draped over Sarah, like on the hand maids tale. Chris knowing that he had to go through with it to take the attention of his sleeping with young teens, his real fix!I was so focused at how awkward they are in each other’s company I don’t remember what they ate but your probably right!
That’ll never happen they’ll be made to stay forever. Esme will still be saying “oh my gosh thank you soooo much everywun” in that irritating fake voice on her her 40th birthdayAfter those kids move out they will be done.
Isla maybe but I can see Esme leaving as soon as possibleThat’ll never happen they’ll be made to stay forever. Esme will still be saying “oh gosh thank you soooo much everywun” in that irritating fake voice on her her 40rh birthday
Really hope your right. She has a bit of spirit and a sense of humourIsla maybe but I can see Esme leaving as soon as possible
To be fair to Sarah, she thinks milk comes from supermarkets. She’ll be quite shocked when she realises it’s from cowsI thought they didn't like how the cows were treated when milking so shouldn't they be cutting out dairy or do they not know that milk is the main ingredient of ice cream?
Urgh, not more bloody toasting marshmallows over a bleedin' fire? They've flogged that idea to death nowI spy marshmallows in the cupboard... some contain gelatin... not sure of the brand they have.
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