It won't really do, not for a black tie event. It's a matter of showing respect towards the hosts and award winners.
It's really easy to buy a dress at the moment, the shops are stuffed to the gills with them. And pretty cheap as well.
It won't really do, not for a black tie event. It's a matter of showing respect towards the hosts and award winners.
I have one pair of Docs, that cost me an eye watering £190ish quid. They were my congratulations on getting into Uni as a lone parent to 3 present, and even though they’re now 5 years old, I still look after them as if they’re a newborn I’m bringing home from the hospital in a car for the first time.Christ, I want to clean those shoes SO badly.
It must be my Autism, or my Military Edges but, Jesus.
Sorry (not sorry) to say I judge people by their shoes.
Shoes and handshake.
Dirty shoes, limp handshake. Nah.
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The only thing she respects is money.It won't really do, not for a black tie event. It's a matter of showing respect towards the hosts and award winners.
It's really easy to buy a dress at the moment, the shops are stuffed to the gills with them. And pretty cheap as well.
And hers isn'tMy Scumlord had a tit fit when my kids put posters, artwork up on their walls - with white tack. Made me take them down. Bare white walls all over the house, depressing as duck. Limited storage too as I wasn’t allowed to put shelves up. But so what? I went all out with bedding, throws, rugs, bean bags, and I got decals for the Kallax boxes.
Point is - you can personalise a kids room even if your landlord is a massive, pumbling twit.
She doesn’t need a dress though.It won't really do, not for a black tie event. It's a matter of showing respect towards the hosts and award winners.
It's really easy to buy a dress at the moment, the shops are stuffed to the gills with them. And pretty cheap as well.
You just know she’s the kind of weirdo to try and cook slop in a coffee maker or something insane like that.I hope the hotel room is well ventilated. Crikey.
Jack doesn’t spend money on anyone but Jack. Poor kid.And hers isn't
She did come in with a guy but it *might* have been the bloke who interviewed her. I couldn’t see him properly!He was in the holdall
Not fully read up (so perhaps the point has been made), but I doubt the SCVO would have a strict dress code at all. I assume the black tie code is made up, or very looseIt won't really do, not for a black tie event. It's a matter of showing respect towards the hosts and award winners.
It's really easy to buy a dress at the moment, the shops are stuffed to the gills with them. And pretty cheap as well.
I totally misread this as you having 5 year old triplets who you look after with the care of a newbornI have one pair of Docs, that cost me an eye watering £190ish quid. They were my congratulations on getting into Uni as a lone parent to 3 present, and even though they’re now 5 years old, I still look after them as if they’re a newborn I’m bringing home from the hospital in a car for the first time.
Not looking after Docs is a crime against humanity, but she’s obvs done it for the Extra POV look. Not realising that we fucken treasure anything expensive and would never batter them like that.
Maybe bolstered by her Twitter, ehm, spat with Piers she’s feeling brave enough to reveal somethingShe did come in with a guy but it *might* have been the bloke who interviewed her. I couldn’t see him properly!
Yes!I am terrible I have fresh clothes every day. I literally cannot wear dirty clothes. When the cost of living thing came up, I said to my husband well I can manage without most things but the washing machine and kettle.![]()
Quoting myself like an hole here, but her approach also shows her privilege. People who don't get second chances and without much credit in society can't afford to not take dress codes seriously, as they'll be judged more harshly for it. (It also shows how serious she takes these events).Not fully read up (so perhaps the point has been made), but I doubt the SCVO would have a strict dress code at all. I assume the black tie code is made up, or very loose
No, it's absolutely black tie, or how else will our smol pixie urchin rebel by wearing nowt but sockcloth and ashes?Not fully read up (so perhaps the point has been made), but I doubt the SCVO would have a strict dress code at all. I assume the black tie code is made up, or very loose