The trainers look like something I'd imagine Mafia snitches being trawled out of bodies of water wearing, except in a more concrete colour.
ROCK! TREE! Iron giant giving Jackie ingredients inspiration?She looks like the Iron Giant from behind there. Perhaps a nod to Slopbot (which I highly doubt, she hates it probably). Thanks for the screenshot dear @Silver Linings.View attachment 335266View attachment 335267
Weekly pack? Does one person with small child use a pack of butter a week?Okay, the “to reiterate” gaslighting has enraged me and I’m feeling slightly fixated but had to google jack + butter for my own sanity, to find those woe-is-butterless-me tweets but found this hilarious article instead. Kinda explains the butter angle. It’s called Poverty: The Butter Test. Apologies if this article has been shared before.
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Poverty: the butter test
Ella Walker chats to outspoken recipe author and campaigner Jack Monroe about kitchen confidence, and why her rock bottom involved a pat of butterwww.thenorthernecho.co.uk
Memorably section:
“Monroe is now largely vegan, but she remembers the moment she first realised she was "properly poor" - and it involved butter. "It wasn't that I'd had the heating off for a year, it wasn't that I couldn't replace the light bulbs in my hallway, and it wasn't that I'd basically sold everything me and my son owned to try and pay the rent...”
“It was when I was in the supermarket and realised I couldn't afford to buy butter any more - I lost my s***. I was like, 'That's it, I'm properly poor now, I can't afford butter', and I refused to buy margarine. That was my rock bottom. It was the last luxury to go. I gave up heating and lighting before I gave up my weekly block of butter. I realised if I put that back, I could have an extra bag of pasta, a tin of carrots and some button mushrooms. It was awful - I bought some 40p lard for cooking with and was slightly disgusted with myself."
I guess I’m not properly poor. Got butter in the fridge. Good lord.
How did I miss this ever? I worked there early 2000s and it’s in my home town. Can’t have had much a fuss made of it online or I would have seen.Okay, the “to reiterate” gaslighting has enraged me and I’m feeling slightly fixated but had to google jack + butter for my own sanity, to find those woe-is-butterless-me tweets but found this hilarious article instead. Kinda explains the butter angle. It’s called Poverty: The Butter Test. Apologies if this article has been shared before.
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Poverty: the butter test
Ella Walker chats to outspoken recipe author and campaigner Jack Monroe about kitchen confidence, and why her rock bottom involved a pat of butterwww.thenorthernecho.co.uk
Memorably section:
“Monroe is now largely vegan, but she remembers the moment she first realised she was "properly poor" - and it involved butter. "It wasn't that I'd had the heating off for a year, it wasn't that I couldn't replace the light bulbs in my hallway, and it wasn't that I'd basically sold everything me and my son owned to try and pay the rent...”
“It was when I was in the supermarket and realised I couldn't afford to buy butter any more - I lost my s***. I was like, 'That's it, I'm properly poor now, I can't afford butter', and I refused to buy margarine. That was my rock bottom. It was the last luxury to go. I gave up heating and lighting before I gave up my weekly block of butter. I realised if I put that back, I could have an extra bag of pasta, a tin of carrots and some button mushrooms. It was awful - I bought some 40p lard for cooking with and was slightly disgusted with myself."
I guess I’m not properly poor. Got butter in the fridge. Good lord.
Coat tailing yet againShe sighed and rolled her eyes all through that podcast and has not mentioned it since. Even when she said she was watching IAC she never mentioned her but anything to get her name associated with her.
Her various description of how she was allegedly diagnosed never reflects how the healthcare system works. Go private, whatever, but admit it, because it's very misleading to the squigs who may be struggling. My experience of it all, relating to my daughter, have been pretty much which wall do I bang my head against now? It certainly isn't as quick and easy as Jack likes to make out.
Seems very random. Just visible lgbt people maybe? Or some kind of award, god forbid. She very rarely does stories so it’s rare that she shared it. I am alsoI don’t suppose anyone else has happened upon her stories from Instagram?
Not sure what to make of it.
But the page who tagged her also tagged Hannah Gadsby who I like so now I am a bit.
Sorry, on an early morning grunk but is that picture of filming, with the dark blue walls, her HOUSE??Shameless.
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Yes but IT’S RENTED !!!Sorry, on an early morning grunk but is that picture of filming, with the dark blue walls, her HOUSE??
Pasta la beet water, baby.“come with me if you want to give” [rattles tip jar]
It’s bleeping gorgeous. (And proves the previous triangulation I’d done of her address wrong)Yes but IT’S RENTED !!!
ooo i recognise where this has been screenshot from! but yes totally agree, i’m under an NHS psychiatrist and there’s definitely no therapy or coaching available in my area or any that i’ve heard people in other areas talking about so she is massively showing her privilege and promoting unrealistic expectations.I strongly agree with your last sentence there, but until ADHD coaches are available on the NHS, in the same way that counselling is, it’s not the same. And I really wish it was, trust me!
I just think that’s why it’s a sore point when JM just casually mentions/advises that some people get ADHD coaching, when in reality, it’s (in my opinion/circumstance) really not affordable. I‘ve attached an example. I really hope I’m wrong @HotesTilaire ! x
ETA - I really don’t mean this post in a snarky way, Hotes, you’re so lovely, I just really hope there is some kind of affordable, additional support available out there for myself and the other ADHD fraus here.
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I cannot understand these trainers. Kids used to wear them at the school I taught at.Double grunk so apols if anyone’s said this, but as someone with an ‘interesting’ history of eating and body image, she’s wearing those chunky trainers cos she thinks they’ll make her legs look skinnier. In my humble opinion only, your honour.
The trainers are still as ugly as hellView attachment 335309View attachment 335310the back doesn’t look quite right?