Lydia Millen #55 Wetherspoons reveal, bots to conceal, puppy incoming, pressure is real!

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Is it just me but I really don’t look outdoor footwear to be worn in the house (nor slippers out in the garden). I am a bit of clean freak though but shoes/boots that are worn outside are simply not allowed to be worn indoors ....especially in bedroom and dressing room.
I’m the same and I’m not a clean freak! 🤣 would never wear actual shoes at home, it just feels odd...
 
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I've always been told 8 weeks is the earliest but 10-12 is best. I can't believe they actually got him on the very first day. I bet she will blame it on lockdown and say they had to go get him because of it. Even though that is a lie as they could still get him in 2 weeks times.
If the dog is a smaller breed it’s wiser to leave with the dam a little longer (10/11 weeks) if only because they learn not to bite hard etc. Removal from dam has been known to cause socialising problems, biting, not liking other dogs, separation anxiety. It can cause the dog to display neurotic behaviour. I am hoping the puppy has by now (at breeders) been given plenty of acclimatising stimulus like feeding from different bowls, sleeping in different areas, having photos taken etc etc etc. Another good reason to leave with mum a little longer is just for the general overall health.

Jeez, I wish I could have had you as a nurse during any of my hospital stays. I’ve had long (months) stays in 5 UK hospitals so far and the nurses (day or night) have all been ignorant and lazy at worst or incompetent and actively unkind at worst. Standing around on the ward, complaining to each other about their job as if the patients weren’t actually live, listening people. I know here isn't the place for my personal experiences and bitterness but the more I read about how you view your role as a nurse, the more I say, eh?!! Why haven’t I ever experienced a nurse like this?! I tell a lie. There was one nurse at Salford Royal who was wonderful. Caring and so kind to me but the rest have been absolute nasty witches. 🤷🏻 Again, sorry. I know no one likes moaning and bitterness...
I think its really awful for you to have to endure this. It’s made me sad to read about your experiences. Our MissMidnight is very special undoubtedly. I really wish you had experienced someone like her. x
 
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I think the boots look horrible. Like rubber wellies. Very shapeless. I prefer my Oasis boots 😂😂😂
Agreed they look so rectangular and don't do her legs any favours. I think Stuart Weitzman/Fairfax & Favour are so much prettier.
 
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omg it's out! hahahah sorry I didn't read the thread fully, I got too excited
It has to be someone that's already in here reading because if you look at the avatar for the Twitter account it's Mr and Mrs Bucket!
 
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Those Hermezz boots aren't brand new either. They look like just a taller version of her free Holland and Cooper wellies.

The leather is already misshapened and droopy around the ankles. I doubt brand new Hermes boots are saggy like that.

And feigning she wears this outfit with full on knee high leather boots to work from home?!?! She's such a moronic clown, honestly.
 
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Remember she posted a while ago that 2020 was a bad year and one of the reasons was that someone she trusted betrayed her or something of that nature? Someone she thought was loyal and part of her team let her down? Could this be @TeaSpiller? I remember we all speculated as to whom she was referring at the time?
It was 'when someone you thought was on your team wasn't on your team' or something like that..
 
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When she was ‘designing’ her dressing room, why didn’t she get a bigger mirror for eye bleeping herself in rather than a little narrow one that you can see the edge of the wardrobe in?
 
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Same, those boots look awful on her! Annoyingly I do like that dress though (not the high neckline).
They look like rubber riding boots. No offence to anyone who has them. When you have actual riding boots it just looks odd to wear them with anything but riding pants.
 
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It was 'when someone you thought was on your team wasn't on your team' or something like that..
Something to the effect ‘because they are on your team doesn’t mean they are on your side’ - or just because you pay them doesn’t mean they will be loyal (that’s my interpretation of the subtext). If this is the case then maybe she will know who it is. It cant be nice to feel betrayed. However, there may be reasons...
 
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If the dog is a smaller breed it’s wiser to leave with the dam a little longer (10/11 weeks) if only because they learn not to bite hard etc. Removal from dam has been known to cause socialising problems, biting, not liking other dogs, separation anxiety. It can cause the dog to display neurotic behaviour. I am hoping the puppy has by now (at breeders) been given plenty of acclimatising stimulus like feeding from different bowls, sleeping in different areas, having photos taken etc etc etc. Another good reason to leave with mum a little longer is just for the general overall health.
The puppy has been bred by a hobby breeder with no experience so don't expect too much....
 
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I think the boots look horrible. Like rubber wellies. Very shapeless. I prefer my Oasis boots 😂😂😂
They lacking the fit. Do they have zippers? Maybe that's they reason they irritate me so much. Actual riding boots have zippers, so they fit better and give you a tight hold.
 
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It was 'when someone you thought was on your team wasn't on your team' or something like that..
Carrie probably ate her last "energy ball" or some bullshit. 😂

They lacking the fit. Do they have zippers? Maybe that's they reason they irritate me so much. Actual riding boots have zippers, so they fit better and give you a tight hold.
They are just for assthetics.
Re: boots being worn before lidl got her mitts on them- if they have been worn, I haven't noticed the telltale crease (when the toes are bent) it usually shows in smooth leather the moment you move a millimeter. Any eagle-eyed Tattler spot the crease?
 
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Jeez, I wish I could have had you as a nurse during any of my hospital stays. I’ve had long (months) stays in 5 UK hospitals so far and the nurses (day or night) have all been ignorant and lazy at worst or incompetent and actively unkind at worst. Standing around on the ward, complaining to each other about their job as if the patients weren’t actually live, listening people. I know here isn't the place for my personal experiences and bitterness but the more I read about how you view your role as a nurse, the more I say, eh?!! Why haven’t I ever experienced a nurse like this?! I tell a lie. There was one nurse at Salford Royal who was wonderful. Caring and so kind to me but the rest have been absolute nasty witches. 🤷🏻 Again, sorry. I know no one likes moaning and bitterness...
It really depends. I was once in hospital were all the nurses (male and female) were not nice except the night nurse, she was lovely and kind. And then I was in another department(?, don't know the correct terms) and the nurses were all lovely. The chief doctor was really particular about his nurses being kind to the patients. In the first department they were all kind of aggressive towards the patients, incl. the doctors. It also depends on which ward you are. The first place I was had three or five wards, can't remember, and I landed on one with asshole personnel, because I came one day earlier than expected. Otherwise, I would have been one floor up, and they behaved totally different towards their patients.
I'm sorry the personnel is so tit, it can really make some health worse, and it sucks when you ask them something, but they don't care to give you a useful answer. Or they won't make the tests that would help you.
 
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** TRIGGER WARNING ** WEIGHT -LOSS

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All jokes aside . Her legs are worryingly thin. I have not much knowledge on getting help for someone with an ED ( and not saying Lydia has an ED ) BUT as an outsider looking at that pic, my initial reaction was that she looks unhealthy.

(Apologies for not explaining myself well but I am trying to carefully word myself and not say too much so as not to offend or trigger anyone).
I have to say when I saw Carrie a few weeks ago - and I said on here - she looked exceptionally thin. I was driving - but slowly because it was down a residential road with cars parked either side - and her shins looked like they would snap if you flicked them. I'm not big myself and prefer the very slim look as an assthetic (on me) but she looked painfully thin in the flesh. Seeing the older photos where she was more of a 'normal' weight (but still slender!) I really reckon these two compete with each other weightwise. Whether that's openly between them or not I think they do that.
 
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Carrie probably ate her last "energy ball" or some bullshit. 😂


They are just for assthetics.
Re: boots being worn before lidl got her mitts on them- if they have been worn, I haven't noticed the telltale crease (when the toes are bent) it usually shows in smooth leather the moment you move a millimeter. Any eagle-eyed Tattler spot the crease?
With Hermés, a lot of people buy to resale for a profit so it wouldn't surprise me if they were 2nd hand and worn once or not at all.

Omg I've been promoted to active member I'm so honoured! 😮🤩
 
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