I’ve just noticed there’s no mixture on anything when she’s putting the stuff in the piping bag so 100% it’s all been staged after, she’s really losing the plot.
I’ve just noticed there’s no mixture on anything when she’s putting the stuff in the piping bag so 100% it’s all been staged after, she’s really losing the plot.It couldn’t look more staged if she triedwhich I’m sure she did my favourite part is the perfectly ‘flicked mixture’ all over the place. It’s like she stood there flicking it to get just the right angle
Also, maybe if she invested in a proper electric hand whisk she wouldn’t have Viennese flatsssssss (dogpoos)
Well my babies are older now (although that doesn't mean anything reallyAs you said you don't leave them unguarded, whereas dear Mrs zero health and safety implied that she walked away from it. Also I'm sure you don't light yours directly above, what can only be called kindling, in the form of loo roll, and I'm sure that if you have/had a young baby that you wouldn't leave it at grab height
Cheerio sand is nice and sweet, the ants will love itFirst time poster, long time lurker
Is the Cheerios sand as weird as I think it is? I get it’s in case it’s eaten, but surely it’s making him think sand = yummy not sand = yucky? Just wait til he goes to the beach or a kids play park with a real sandpit... I don’t have a child so I’m not sure if it’s the done thing and I don’t know or if it’s a case of helicopter hinching?
can I reassure you that I will never use a Facebook forum to compare and contrast my cleaning cupboard? It's under the sink, full of shite and needs a bloody good clear out. Not much else to sayShe needs to come to tattle.
What a sad little life. Trying to be ‘messy’ and ‘relateable’. Purposely throwing baking mixture all over your kitchen is not relatable ZophI’ve just noticed there’s no mixture on anything when she’s putting the stuff in the piping bag so 100% it’s all been staged after, she’s really losing the plot.
I think it’s more the fact she has placed it on such a flimsy bit of wood that could easily be knocked over by someone, I have a wax melt burner but it’s on my kitchen worktop away from people & doesn’t get knocked over.Genuine question - please don't judge....
I have a few different wax melt burners around my house and all of them are placed on wooden furniture... Where else would they go? I only light them when I'm in the room and wouldn't leave my bedroom one burning if I was downstairs for example but I genuinely don't know where else anybody would put them... Unless you've got glass or metal furniture, which I don't
Pop them on a ceramic / glass coaster or ikea sell wee glass and metal holders. Normally in the candle section.Genuine question - please don't judge....
I have a few different wax melt burners around my house and all of them are placed on wooden furniture... Where else would they go? I only light them when I'm in the room and wouldn't leave my bedroom one burning if I was downstairs for example but I genuinely don't know where else anybody would put them... Unless you've got glass or metal furniture, which I don't
No way i get them daily due to my jobI actually had someone come into the A and E I work in with........
a paper cut.
You're not alone here. My daughter works hard, is saving money to buy her own place but it's still out of reach for her. She's 28, single and lives with us. I had to stop looking at Instagram pages of these wonderful before and after transformation photos of bathrooms and gardens etc because they were driving me to a place I don't want to be. My house is lovely, I have a great life but these so called influencers have a negative impact on me. Sending you lots of love xxthis is why I came to tattle, started following Hinch when I was pregnant and nesting and my baby is now almost 6 months and all Hinch does is make me depressed that I can’t afford everything she can and my boyfriend has to work and isn’t gone every day like vest. It’s not even just Hinch it’s all the cleaning and home Instagrams I’m 30 and will never be able to afford to own my own home it’s depressing seeing younger people with huge houses. I’ve worked my whole life but I’ll still never afforda house. I’ve given up on trying to keep up. I love my rickety rented house and my family is perfect to me I don’t need to be made to feel bad about that
Oh stop itMaybe there's a hinch boardgame on it's way
How long until she has Ronnie Roooooo hinch his kitchen?!They have him uploaded on their face book page already.
Sick of hearing the word pergola.Oh stop itI’m dying at the idea of hinch cluedo, Jamie being found dead under the pergola, murder weapon? His flip flops
I suggest you take a day off tattle to reflect. Think about what you've done and rinse your mouth out with a cif soaked minky!I have a confession to make which might see me blocked on here but.................this morning I shined my sink folks!!! I had to really as the metal fold up thing I bought to stack my washing up on came with a plastic tray for underneath. Looking at this plastic tray last night I noticed that there a couple of very odd looking pools of water which must have accumulated and looked decidedly 'off'. I'm not sure what would have happened if I had left them and my cutlery landed in them but it didn't look good for our bellies so it had to go hence shining the sink which I haven't seen for a few weeks. I won't bore you with a photo of the sink but I have taken a pic and like Hinch I will use it now and again to pretend I do the sink regularly. Stay safe - unlike me who might have given the old lad and myself a nasty tummy bug
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