how seriously does she take herself? I would honestly have to be insanely drunk to make a video like that haha
so grumpy and rude all of the time, especially as Ali spent the entire day building her veg beds. 
) and, as has been stated repeatedly, the only thing to do is to sacrifice length for quality and shine.
Can I just say that I had a similar experience with a rakeJust watched Ali's latest vlog...loving some of the comments
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Lydia was unbearably annoying as always. Always in the background looking miserable or complaining. Ali seems to try really hard with her. She couldn't even be nice when he hurt himself with the rake, she just laughed at him in a really condescending way. I mean, I would laugh if my bf did that, but I'd then also get up and check that he's alright.
Then, when he was joking why she didn't get a burger because it's 'national burger day' her response is 'I don't care'
and it was bloody sore! My hubby left a rake upright on the wall and I was mowing the lawn, reversed, stepped on said rake and whacked myself on the back of the head. I know Ali saw the funny side but her reaction was awful. If she had cut her inside lip, can you imagine the trauma? A week off for starters and then insta posts “Thank you for your patience and understanding at this difficult time.....”Can I just say that I had a similar experience with a rake
I can imagine that must have been very painful 
I'm sure Ali expected a but of sympathy from her...his laugh seemed awkward because she was being so bitchy. Kind of reminded me of their really awkward conversation about gutters.
also Ken is beginning to get on my nerves calm down you are a decorator your not picasso"I was shaking, it was utterly painful, my business was in danger, I nearly got Covid-19 in the ER."
No, not he but Lydia's face Dr.your not picasso
When I worked for Clinique we had to use their skin care and makeup products. You could easily lie and get away with not wearing it though. However they dictated how we wore our hair and makeup, plus a few years into working there, they changed the uniform and we had to buy clothing items for work which we would receive no discount on. About 2/3 years after I left Clinique, Estée Lauder companies were inspected and it was found that by the time we bought the makeup to wear, even with our discount and the correct clothing, we would be earning less than minimum wage. Estée Lauder companies had to pay us for the money we had lost, I got a check for about £100 out of the blue with a long letter explaining it a few years after I left. I believe quite a few companies had to do the same thing as HMRC were cracking down on businesses forcing expenses upon low paid staff and not reimbursing them.
I'm convinced she's been using an app to make her eyes look bigger. I don't know anything about these apps thoughThat photo at the end of the last thread, it's so poorly photoshopped, the legs have weird curves and completely out of proportion. I've noticed recently that most instagram photos (influenzas) give me a very weird, uncomfortable vibe, nobody looks like a real human, everything is so filtered. It's like looking at very human like replicas of the said individuals, it gives me anxiety. Sometimes you cannot put your finger on it but there's an instinct or an inner voice that warns you that something isn't right.
