Pentlands positives.....yeah OK Louise. You mean you faking it for content and money. You just told us all how miserable you really are, on medication, getting therapy etc.
Not a Loose Women slot then?Latest 'big' announcement...a guest slot on local radio. What a let down
I live in Northampton and I’ve never once listened to it. Genuinely can’t imagine it lasting very long…Does BBC Radio Northampton have a large audience and one that would be interested in her life ? I can’t recall the last time I listened to local radio myself . Bit of a come down from aiming for a spot on loose women
If she's doing BBC local radio, it means one thing. She's cheap.Does BBC Radio Northampton have a large audience and one that would be interested in her life ? I can’t recall the last time I listened to local radio myself . Bit of a come down from aiming for a spot on loose women
I'm pretty sure I remember her having said at one point that she was relieved that Pearl was a girl, because she didn't think she'd know what to do as a "boy mum" - even the idea of having to buy blue clothes made her anxious! I think that's why she was then so shocked that Pearl was not a mini Darcy in terms of personality. she assumed that finding out she was having a second daughter meant she would basically have a Darcy clone - a typical girlie girl, who was happy to dress in pink and dresses and sparkles and who she could mould into a people pleaser who would pose and perform for her on cue and was happy to act as her little dress up doll as she wished, and enjoyed stereotypical "girl" activities such as ballet. the way she struggles to find ways to describe Pearl other than descriptions of her being "wild" and "energetic" etc, I get the impression those are traits she would have attributed to boys, and when she found out she was having a girl, she was relieved that she wouldn't have a kid who was more rough and tumble, who wanted to run around and get muddy and climb trees etc - not realising that her perceptions around gender were incredibly stereotypical, and not all girls fit neatly into that girlie girl box that Darcy did, which Louise had assumed that Pearl would too based solely on her gender.I think Louise was so beyond grateful Pearl was another girl that she wouldn't risk potentially having a boy and ruining her 'girl gang' and having to not buy pink and dresses etc.
That shade of lipstick is much more flattering for her colouring/skin tone than her usual Barbie pink shade, in my opinion.
If only she hadn’t used a lip liner that doesn’t go at all and sticks out like a sore thumbThat shade of lipstick is much more flattering for her colouring/skin tone than her usual Barbie pink shade, in my opinion.