KyLie and Patrick are both a couple of extraordinarily pompous and entitled charlatans and chisellers who have quashed and covered up the dark arts they have used to get ahead. Think of the calculated and Machiavellian machine that is ‘Hello Fresh’ which was cooked up by ex Masters of the Universe Goldman Sachs bankers and Patrick was one of them...
@nostoneunturned. Eugh how gross, having to cook up a pig's head - I would include that on your cv, a feat of courage that would give you kudos for any job. I would have run a mile..When I wwoofed near Badia Calavena (90 kms west of Verona ) I arrived to discover that in the time I applied to go there and arriving, the family I stayed with had welcomed 10 puppies ()from a affair between a dashing flash- in-the- pan Alsatian and their own Nina ( smooth hair black hound of pointer of some sort ) . Part of my duties was to awake at dawn to the cry of David Bowie the rooster (had the alarm down ) and proceed down very steep stone stairs to a crucible like cooking pot , to boil up a colossal animals head ..I think it was pig from memory to make breakfast for all the puppies, mother and two other dogs …one was the most Gandalf-like Maremma and another Alsatian … it was heady times puppies as far as the eye could see
enough to make one require a cinematic- enema … 
I had to find special inner resources to deal with it every day … but the puppies helped and the fact I was in beautiful mountains in Italy for the first time on my life !@Jerry Looks like the sat nav took you the long way round to get the puppy, taking in the Colloseum, a bit of retail therapy (which dress did you choose?) and much needed refreshment on the way. How nice to be free! Btw, are you sure that's a dog?
@Mkm Yes that is an interesting new slant on the issue - Guido always seems to be weighing up when he talks so quite possibly he saw the economic spin-offs of roping in Kylie into the family - in fact he went from non-appearing when she first went to stay to actively trying ( laboriously it must be said) to explaining stuff on camera about agriculture, renovation etc. I never heard him joking or showing us his horses for example - it was all focussing on his business interests when he wasn't noshing what Kylie cooked.
@Antonio re. Arielle Dombasle, how fitting you said she was cinematic - remember she's married to Bernard Henry Levi - a beautiful couple & darlings of the the Left engage - there's a whole group of these intellectuals who spill out from music, think Serge Gainsbourg, Juliet Greco ,film, think any of the Nouvelle Vague including Agnes Varda still working, fashion before the massive takeovers, even Jaques Lang, ex-ministex-of Culture - as I see it they all led cinematic lives overlapping from one art form to another. My first love was France & I remember how captivating French writers/personalities were, so different and so glamorous and truly cinematic, at least what I could see from Paris Match
@nostoneunturned. Eugh how gross, having to cook up a pig's head - I would include that on your cv, a feat of courage that would give you kudos for any job. I would have run a mile..
You captured what I was thinking about “cinematic” so well @Spirit of place - Arielle and BHL being at the glamorous centre of the zeitgeist of fashion, music, film and politics in Paris - not KyLie in the country crying out for kudos in the Chicken Coop@Jerry Looks like the sat nav took you the long way round to get the puppy, taking in the Colloseum, a bit of retail therapy (which dress did you choose?) and much needed refreshment on the way. How nice to be free! Btw, are you sure that's a dog?
@Mkm Yes that is an interesting new slant on the issue - Guido always seems to be weighing up when he talks so quite possibly he saw the economic spin-offs of roping in Kylie into the family - in fact he went from non-appearing when she first went to stay to actively trying ( laboriously it must be said) to explaining stuff on camera about agriculture, renovation etc. I never heard him joking or showing us his horses for example - it was all focussing on his business interests when he wasn't noshing what Kylie cooked.
@Antonio re. Arielle Dombasle, how fitting you said she was cinematic - remember she's married to Bernard Henry Levi - a beautiful couple & darlings of the the Left engage - there's a whole group of these intellectuals who spill out from music, think Serge Gainsbourg, Juliet Greco ,film, think any of the Nouvelle Vague including Agnes Varda still working, fashion before the massive takeovers, even Jaques Lang, ex-ministex-of Culture - as I see it they all led cinematic lives overlapping from one art form to another. My first love was France & I remember how captivating French writers/personalities were, so different and so glamorous and truly cinematic, at least what I could see from Paris Match
@nostoneunturned. Eugh how gross, having to cook up a pig's head - I would include that on your cv, a feat of courage that would give you kudos for any job. I would have run a mile..
@Antonio. I couldn't agree more on several fronts. The article on Rome and dating makes Kylie appear as a superficial gold-digger whether or not that is the reality. I think any rich guys with their Lamborghinis would run for the hills after reading that. Surely people, from whatever station in life, want to be loved for what and who they are instead of their bank balance or car they drive and whether they can provide meals in Michelin starred restaurants. Or maybe they know the score, and they are cynically supplying a few hours of the high life in exchange for some uncomplicated intimacy. Only it's not so uncomplicated, is it? I refer to the pictures of Kylie's hospitalisation and what that implies. The Patrick/Kylie union was superficial and trite. They came over as a couple whose inflated egos were out of control, and they will never be in the league of BHL and Arielle.You captured what I was thinking about “cinematic” so well @Spirit of place - Arielle and BHL being at the glamorous centre of the zeitgeist of fashion, music, film and politics in Paris - not KyLie in the country crying out for kudos in the Chicken Coop
fascinating catalogue ….
No; not sure ! I think he may be a fawn ! Going over soon to see.
@PlinyinTorquay Victor Hugo’s house is so atmospheric and on a rather homely 17th century scale (love the red drawing room, imagine the writers and artists that have had deep conversations there!) especially within the context of the Place des Vosges (in Hugo’s time, Place Royale).
I would think that IF she declares her Utube/Patreon income, her expenses would be deductible. I doubt she declares it and doubt she treats it as a business. First she would need a fiscal code and that is another big IF.
did you see her huge comment aboutthe perfect relationship she is in in which he brings her breakfast in bed every day? also weirdly the second part has quotation Mark's around it whcih I didn't understand
No, sadly back home. Which part of Garda are you visiting? Enjoy!
Haha! No, i stopped reading comments after a bit, but now you've made me curious....lol
its one of the last comments I think go and look it is hilarious
Just read it now, seems like she quoted herself from some other article. But it's odd she would write two contrasting pieces.
Good idea about the markets! I agree, also because I notice they often tend to have very small and petite sizes.@Jerry. Re dresses, maybe it's a good idea to wait for the sales mid July where they usually have the smaller sizes xs/s heavily discounted - also Zara have good sales. Don't know where you live but if you have a biggish weekly market nearby you could keep an eye on the stalls. Sometimes they buy up stock from boutiques etc, same goes for shoes, if your partner is petite she could have petite feet too! Also do you have any of those mega store outlets anywhere up there? Lots of bargains if you have the stamina
I googled part of the quotation to see if it was elsewhere but it's not . really bizarre
Here it is. She really wasn't a good writer and this sounds like such a Sex and the City book and pilot ep rip off.
www.romeing.it
www.romeing.it
What does KyLie mean she “approved” Samantha’s comments?! Again is it all about her deleting or shutting down comments that disagree with her activities, this time a ludicrous story about dating in Rome. Agree with Samantha - “shame on Romeing for even publishing this.”
@Denise0211 Definitely more hilarious cliches and bad writing from KyLie who also makes it appear she has dated most of Rome, between this article and the other one, despite her claim to have only had ‘longterm’ relationshipsHere it is. She really wasn't a good writer and this sounds like such a Sex and the City book and pilot ep rip off.
So what's it really like to date an Italian...
What's it really like to date an Italian...
ETA: Wow, so many contradictions in this article. I thought KyLie was so poor in Rome she had no oven....but she was wearing Ferragamo cashmere? Sure it might sound good for an article, but at least keep your stories straight.
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