She will probably fly her first class to the moonWonder how Louise will react if there’s a step brother or sister for darcy down the line
She will probably fly her first class to the moonWonder how Louise will react if there’s a step brother or sister for darcy down the line
I'd be thrilled. I can't think of anything I'd rather do less than go to DisneySo her cousins kid who has went with Louise is visiting Disney for the first time without her dad there. Now I am all for mummy/daughter times but as a parent I wouldn’t want to miss my child’s first time at Disney. If I had a son and my husband (not that I have one lol) suggested they go to Disney just the two of them I would be a bit miffed at being left out of that experience. That’s just me though.
Ah but as with many things Louise does it’s as much a treat for her. Honestly probably more. Darcy is her justification but she makes no secret of her childlike obsession with the place. So of course she wouldn’t want to be stuck pushing a pram all over the place. Oh and it’s her and Darcy’s special ‘thing.’ Of course. Again.The podcast is still on then, we’ve heard nothing about it for months!
I think this trip was definitely an attempt to one up the wedding, tbh. Not in an, I’m jealous, way though - more for Darcy. otherwise why not invite the rest of the family. I’m sure Darcy would have loved and been excited for Disney a lot more if she knew her little sister was going and could show her the ropes so to speak!
Not that but will she take perl one on one when she gets older? I cant see that going down well with darcey, or taking two seprate trips with each girl.She went to Disney last year with Darcey for girlie time. I wonder when she's going to let Pearlie accompany them?
They must be the most boring couple ever. They make Zalfie look like a ball of funMatt must be great company, Devon is missing the cat while on honeymoon
I have children and still think it would be hell on earth I really don't get the obsession with it at all.Am I the only one who thinks Disney would be hell on Earth? Maybe it's because I don't have children or never really got the Disney obsession but I can't really imagine anywhere worse I've always found it really strange when adults were obsessed with it, like when Carrie Hope Fletcher cries when she sees the castle
As an American who lives in the southeast (my state touches the panhandle of FL), I can tell you it’s not common or even financially feasible for the majority of us to go to Disney once every few years, much less twice in one year (and most of us drive there to save money).I’m sorry but visiting Disney, especially US Disney twice in one year (correct me if I’m wrong about that ) is totally excessive. Darcy will become spoiled or at least complacent about something that should be a huge treat. Sure it’s a nice to have a holiday in half term but take your kid somewhere else ffs.
Exactly! It’s a treat for a local even. Then add two air fares between £500-800 ... presuming she flys economy....As an American who lives in the southeast (my state touches the panhandle of FL), I can tell you it’s not common or even financially feasible for the majority of us to go to Disney once every few years, much less twice in one year (and most of us drive there to save money).
It’s unbelievably expensive, what she’s doing. I mean, it’s her money and she can blow it however she likes, I just think it’s a bit excessive and unnecessary [emoji2372]
TRUTH. I watched one of their vlogs and it was the most painful experience. It was like they were on a bad first date the whole way through and neither could think of anything to say.They must be the most boring couple ever. They make Zalfie look like a ball of fun
Yep, I went once as a kid to Disney in Florida for my 7th birthday. To this day, I still have memories of it being really magical. I am now 27. Haha.TRUTH. I watched one of their vlogs and it was the most painful experience. It was like they were on a bad first date the whole way through and neither could think of anything to say.
Re: the many Disney trips, I can’t see that Darcy will still find it very magical. Most people go once or maybe twice in their whole childhood and it’s the most once in a lifetime special adventure ever. To her it’ll be the equivalent of an all inclusive in Spain at this point.
Aw same! I’m in my 30s and I went when I was 11 and it felt like the biggest thing ever. I think for Louise it’s more for her than she lets on.Yep, I went once as a kid to Disney in Florida for my 7th birthday. To this day, I still have memories of it being really magical. I am now 27. Haha.
Yeah how much do you bet she went there with her mum? Seems a bit like armchair psychology but she is quite predictable...Aw same! I’m in my 30s and I went when I was 11 and it felt like the biggest thing ever. I think for Louise it’s more for her than she lets on.