I thought it was a restaurant as there was a valet as well. Ioan said he took her out to celebrate her birthday. He couldn’t wait to get her into the car, but forgot to make her wear a muzzle.
I thought it was a restaurant as there was a valet as well. Ioan said he took her out to celebrate her birthday. He couldn’t wait to get her into the car, but forgot to make her wear a muzzle.I stand correctedbut it would’ve been ace my version ha ha ha xx
That’s even funnier she accused the birthday boy at his home
And some people still wonder why she has no friends after 20 years in LA. I wouldn't even say that about an acquaintance, let alone a friend, even if it was true. Not even in jest. And the term ****** is so offensive. That she would think that is funny or something to tell total strangers, shows how totally lacking in basic social etiquette she is.I thought it was a restaurant as there was a valet as well. Ioan said he took her out to celebrate her birthday. He couldn’t wait to get her into the car, but forgot to make her wear a muzzle.
I think "X sleeps with Y" can be a funny joke if delivered well, but one should be careful if it's true. Better not out a person who doesn't want to be out.To be fair, that is pretty funny (and there's been rumours about Cowell for years - even Max Clifford basically said he pays for beards, without explicitly saying it).
Yeah. That she thinks someone being sexually attracted to ANYONE is laughable shows her bigotry. She’s lucky it didn’t happen recently, tbh, they’d probably both have been cancelled for using the vile word ******. Then again her sibling is a homophobe so I suspect they both think that’s normal. The absolute irony of her claiming Ioan doesn’t like gay people. Projection.And some people still wonder why she has no friends after 20 years in LA. I wouldn't even say that about an acquaintance, let alone a friend, even if it was true. Not even in jest. And the term ****** is so offensive. That she would think that is funny or something to tell total strangers, shows how totally lacking in basic social etiquette she is.
Cue the Emma and Girls happy 4th weekend photos/videos.Bubba bear! View attachment 1384772
I was trying to count the number of chins she has in that photo, I counted Three!!Oh dear me!
Alice says all sorts of uncensored vile shite when under the influence, it's just the tip of the iceberg. I doubt incidents like this would have done Ioan's networking opportunities any favours - you wonder if she did it intentionally or is just too much of a loose cannon? Yet she got frustrated about him not reaching the Hollywood A-list?I think "X sleeps with Y" can be a funny joke if delivered well, but one should be careful if it's true. Better not out a person who doesn't want to be out.
Someone mentioned to me recently that the easiest way to create the Ll sound is if you place your tongue as if you were going to say L. Keep it there. Keep it there. Keep it there, without moving it now try to say th. (Th not dd!)Thank you. Better than I explained it. (I fuck up the R-rolls and can’t get down the “Ll,” tho.)
Also, love that YT channel, @BigBonedBuzzard
Yes, I was wondering whether the chances of their being more children upset the Evans siblings. After all, more to be divided up and less to inherit. There would also be a chance that these putative children could have been younger had the father died so would require more money for university etc. All adding to the upset and outrage.Her daughter was 3 at the time so yes young enough but no second family.
I resorted to spelling because sounding isn't helping.I’m catching up so someone else might have answered this but in case not…
The difference is in the ‘th’ and that Welsh has 2 separate letters (or double letters) for what would be written as th in English.
Try to forget about the spelling for a moment and just concentrate on the sound.
THIS THING. If you say those two words out loud, you’ll notice the first bit isn’t pronounced the same although they’re both spelt with a t h.
Written in Welsh orthography, ‘This thing’ would be spelt ‘Ddis thing’. With me so far??
dd in Gruffudd is pronounced like the ‘th’ in ‘this’. Softly.
th in Griffith is more of a blowing/hissing sound, like in ‘thing’.
Say it out loud and you should notice the difference.
I JUST DID IT A FEW TIMES!!! I sounded just like my teacher!Someone mentioned to me recently that the easiest way to create the Ll sound is if you place your tongue as if you were going to say L. Keep it there. Keep it there. Keep it there, without moving it now try to say th. (Th not dd!)
Do it in your next lesson!I JUST DID IT A FEW TIMES!!! I sounded just like my teacher!🥹 Love you, trope, diolch.
prison phones don’t take Panda Express vouchersI guess we’ll know whether this silence is a permanent thing or not by this time tomorrow. She really can’t help herself when Saturday night comes round.
I'm saying this as my own personal experience but I might not connect here, not sure. But being an older mother, especially Alice in her 50s, I would have thought (given all you are going through hormonally too) it must contradict the daughter relationship. I had most my children young, oldest for my youngest I was 31, nothing compared to the 40+ that Alice was. The changes you go through physically, emotionally, mentally as a woman are quite a shock. Or it might just be me! It's a new identity you are grasping with, together with being a mum to daughters. What was cute, and you were everything one time does now no longer apply. It's quite a process to navigate. I feel that, what I'm failing to say! Is..Alice has tried to keep hold of her youth and at the same time, keep a firm hold of her daughter's, because she is scared that soon they'll be seeking company they want- and it won't be her. She thinks her 'babies' are forever, but I'd put money on it that they will hate this pretty soon. They will crave their own friends and why shouldn't they, thus is the natural progression. Then what will Alice have.?The sad thing is she didn’t see it coming, or didn’t care. You know look what is cute at 21 won’t be at 51; she isn’t daft so did she just hope she had Ioan hooked in for life because of a couple of children? I don’t think it’s overly easy to be fair, but for your own sake you have to know when it’s time to change and contribute somehow when your kids get beyond the being tiny phase. I liked being with my children when they were young but I was starting to mentally struggle a bit at home tbh, Alice must have been so bored with a nanny to do the chores too. She has spark and should use it to earn a living but also feel alive again. It would truly be good for her.
What a terrible ethos to try and teach your children (I'm being very serious here) that life must be fun. No room for upset, disappointment. How the hell does that help? Life is full of the negative and most people I'll dare to speculate, suffer every day in their own unique ways. And some people cope better than others. So many factors at play. To say to your girls, 'you must be happy'...'you are special and deserve anything' ok I'm elaborating on the latter but it's no good. To imagine life is going to be one juicy slice of melon is cruel. You have to disappoint your children, be their first experience that parents are not perfect, though in general most parents love their children, they fuck up too. And life is going to let you down. Enjoy the highs, but prepare for the down times also. This mix shapes you, you learn from it, but life is a big bowl of cherries? Nothing gained here. Pain - as horrible as it is, reminds us to appreciate the good that comes our way. For a 50+ woman to express to her daughter's they must have fun and happiness only, is such an insane, immature and damaging concept. Totally unrealistic, and when they do have problems or internal battles they won't be able to vent in her presence because they won't feel safe to do so. I had an emotionally distant mother, she wasn't an Alice but she never allowed me to be me. It creates a person who learns to deceive, to hide, to lack confidence. I genuinely fear for the well-being of the girls. Apologies for waffling on and the over use of fruit analogies. It's been a very long working day, and silence or not, Alice still really irks me.And I agree—Alice playing “fun parent” isn’t going to do her any favors for much longer.
I’m worried about how the children will grow up out in the world if they’re overexposed to Alice’s fixation on limiting rules and being constantly lovable.
Everyone knows I’m not a parent but I have experience in having been a child at some point, and I’m now grateful for my mama having played the “not-so-nice” parent at times, as “wicked” as I swore she was during those instances.
The world doesn’t prepare you for its trials and tumult—your guardians and the environment in which you’re raised do. Having your children walk away from your home with a minimal sense of boundaries, maybe even a problematic understanding of responsibility, and an assumption that the world outside your home will be consistently easy and enjoyable is a hefty price to pay for being the “fun parent.”
I hated when Alice knocked Ioan for being “boring” in the TRO docs. She actually believes that he is the poorer guardian. I don’t know the man but I imagine he’s very loving and fun enough, and, what I admire most, willing to hold the girls accountable when they falter. That’s an A+ daddy in my book.
Especially poking his tongue outBubba living his best life. Can’t beat a smiley dog with their head out the window.
Bestill heart. What a boopable nose! What kind of dog is he again?Bubba bear! View attachment 1384772
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