Of course, she is on her phone !!!
A 14 Yr old boy wearing his dad's clothesHe literally looks like a 14year old boy. View attachment 2512547
I've seen this before on 'the dodo' , soooo cuteNow THIS is the cutest thing EVER! 🥹
Oh no who's horse will she borrow this year for the intro?Oh, guys, I'm so excited !! The Millen-Gordons start recording Vlogmas in less than a month's time ...
How exciting for them, Christmas in November.
Vlogmas will be as early as possible in order to flog, flog, flog that book for the Christmas market - especially to her American followers. Greedy cow won’t let up until Christmas. We will hear her nauseating posh voice telling us it’s the ultimate stocking filler, a tale of resilience in your darkest moments, a story of triumph over adversity....My husband is from Cavan and, as they say there, she’s a sickening dose.Oh, guys, I'm so excited !! The Millen-Gordons start recording Vlogmas in less than a month's time ...
How exciting for them, Christmas in November.
Oh! He’s just soooo lovable! Sooo sweet. Thank you for putting him upNow THIS is the cutest thing EVER! 🥹
That’s if she’s got over her massive dose of ‘fatego’ by November.Vlogmas will be as early as possible in order to flog, flog, flog that book for the Christmas market - especially to her American followers. Greedy cow won’t let up until Christmas. We will hear her nauseating posh voice telling us it’s the ultimate stocking filler, a tale of resilience in your darkest moments, a story of triumph over adversity....My husband is from Cavan and, as they say there, she’s a sickening dose.
Oh PLEASE. The carefully worded spending her summers in Ibiza like she’s not amongst the “riff raff” of the West End, being a shot/balloon gas girl at Plastik (been there during my 2nd Ibiza holiday in my early 20s, was touched up (front ways!) by some creep walking by the DJ booth, so yeah, really nice place….) - promoter for Hedkandi and probably getting ploughed every night by whichever hot roid-head guy she sold the most wristbands to.A few more pages .. she has mentioned Ibiza days which surprised me . Said she was serving shots . No mention of her in just boob tassels and a thong
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The few illustrations on the inside of the actual book pages are just in black and white /pencil.
Yes Plastik was a pretty tacky bar, exactly like it sounds! I think it’s moved location now but I went a few times when it was on the roundabout near the seafront in San Antonio and it wasn’t a classy place. Assume that’s when Lydia worked there.Oh PLEASE. The carefully worded spending her summers in Ibiza like she’s not amongst the “riff raff” of the West End, being a shot/balloon gas girl at Plastik (been there during my 2nd Ibiza holiday in my early 20s, was touched up (front ways!) by some creep walking by the DJ booth, so yeah, really nice place….) - promoter for Hedkandi and probably getting ploughed every night by whichever hot roid-head guy she sold the most wristbands to.
The elite would not “summer” in San Antonio babes
it’s my biggest question actually, what is the deal on this book.My thoughts ( and opinion) on this whole book/ authorship thing is that she is going to make very little money out of it, if not outright losses. So if she is driven by greed for money, she's got a huge shock coming. My husband wrote a book on birds a few years ago. He is a white UK citizen married to me, a black African woman, and we both live in Africa. I will not say which part/country for privacy. He spent years in Africa learning about birds and doing research on them before deciding on a book. He is not an ornithologist by profession, rather, he is driven by passion for birds and nature in general. When he decided on the book, he had to spend months in game lodges, national parks, reserves, woodlands etc collecting data. Then he had to hire a photographer, then later an illustrator, and much later an editor, publisher/printer and a publicists/marketer. All these were financed out of pocket. The book was a money drain before the first physical copy was ever produced. And once it became available, the initial rush of excitement with the launch and some orders from the birding and environmental circles came and went. Then reality hit. He never broke even and never made a single cent out of it. He is still damn proud of himself for doing it and is even thinking of doing Volume 2 of it (I know, silly man). He even sent a copy to Sir David Attenborough who got back to him with a very lovely message, and in fact left a review and mentions of it on several nature newsletters and publications (God bless the man, I shall genuinely weep when he passes on. He is national treasure).
So back to Lydia, by the time she is done paying the illustrator, the editor, that PR company, the publishers/editors etc, there won't be much money left. And she went with the top guns, the type of companies that does not exactly come cheap. Even if she sells 10,000 copies which I highly doubt she will, that would only be an estimated 200,000 in gross earnings. By the time the above mentioned people take their cuts and earnings, how much will she be left with? A book is something that you purchase once and either keep or pass on, unlike the flopped Globy tanning kit which could /should be repurchased and replaced with use, so had a continuous earning potential. So once the initial orders from followers dry down, who else will keep buying this book?
I don’t think it was a big print run. Perhaps 500 max judging by Waterstones online holding so few and in person limiting to a couple of copies.My thoughts ( and opinion) on this whole book/ authorship thing is that she is going to make very little money out of it, if not outright losses. So if she is driven by greed for money, then she's got a huge shock coming. My husband wrote a book on birds a few years ago. He is a white UK citizen married to me, a black African woman, and we both live in Africa. I will not say which part/country for privacy. He spent years in Africa learning about birds and doing research on them before deciding on a book. He is not an ornithologist by profession, rather, he is driven by passion for birds and nature in general. When he decided on the book, he had to spend months in game lodges, national parks, reserves, woodlands etc collecting data. Then he had to hire a photographer, then later an illustrator, and much later an editor, publisher/printer and a publicists/marketer. All these were financed out of pocket. The book was a money drain before the first physical copy was ever produced. And once it became available, the initial rush of excitement with the launch and some orders from the birding and environmental circles came and went. Than the reality. He never broke even and never made a single cent out of it. He is still damn proud of himself for doing it and is even thinking of doing Volume 2 of it. He even sent a copy to Sir David Attenborough who got back to him with a very lovely message, and in fact left a review and mentions of it on several nature newsletters and publications (God bless the man, I shall genuinely weep when he passes on. He is national treasure).
So back to Lydia, by the time she is done paying the illustrator, the editor, that PR company, the publishers/editors etc, there won't be much money left. And she went with the top guns, the type of companies that does not exactly come cheap. Even if she sells 10,000 copies which I highly doubt she will, that would only be an estimated 200,000 in gross earnings. By the time the above mentioned people take their cuts and earnings, how much will she be left with? A book is something that you purchase once and either keep or pass on, unlike the flopped Globy tanning kit which could /should be repurchased and replaced with use, so had a continuous earning potential. So once the initial orders from followers dry down, who else will keep buying this book?
Yeah I admit it looks like the ink bled out on the linen like book cover on some pictures.Yeah perhaps, but looking at the reviews with pics… the messiness isn’t consistent like a font and some look crisp. Sloppy work from the printer and publisher… and Lydiot and her team.
Will the stocking filler come with red writing , a red cover or maybe a Santa hat?This is the exact reason why she wants each subscriber to buy two versions. A printed copy, and the audio book. Come Christmas time she will add a third option. “Stocking filler!”