A bit earlier but bingo!I think she's gonna do a cheeky 8.30 with a mindfulness quote
I was way off with 8.30 but got the mindfulness post rightA bit earlier but bingo!
Is that you Soph ?I was way off with 8.30 but got the mindfulness post right
When I was little I had a toy box in the corner of the living room and every morning I would empty everything out of it. I would play with different things all day and my mam and dad would happily play with me too. My mam never tidied my toys away until bedtime although she had to move them around to stop anyone falling over them When I had my daughter our house was like Mothercare and The Early Learning Centre all rolled into one! I kept her toys in a big box in the dining room and they were out pretty much all day. The bathroom was another playroom! Toys and bath crayons etc and we loved it. I see these Insta perfect show homes and wonder why some people ever had children because it seems to me that the children are an inconvenience and a blot on the landscape of dull, grey, soulless perfect rooms.I'm so sick of all the Insta grey homes. It's not nice it's tacky. Grey and white is boring as duck and not homely or cosy, yet all her sheep copy it. Scrolling through my feed is like watching a bleeping black and white movie. Also all the silver/chrome... Tacky. Did anyone ever watch Big Fat Gypsey Weddings? The travellers trailers all looked like hinch style homes. Fake flowers galore too. As someone as previously stated, you can't tell a kid lives there. Mine are older than Ronnie but there's lego and guns, zombie figures, army trucks everywhere in my house. The bath is always full of wrestling figures. I love it that way. My kids will grow up knowing they could play anytime anywhere, I never clear away the little things they build. Poor Ronnie. Same at Solomons house. I only ever see a toy car in Rexs hand now and again. Wheres all the colourful plastic toys?
Iit seems like EVERYONE in Essex has peter rabbit it's addictive to them like farrow and ball and picky teas.According to her Sky advert ‘Ron is just obsessed with Peppa Pig’... so why didn’t he have a Peppa Pig party? Oh I know, so she could do wtf she wanted and also do what she always does which is to copy her friends.This is why I’ve always said I don’t understand how SS especially can be friends with her. It would wind me up having someone copy me all the time. But looking at this post, it’s obvious she copies all her friends and not just SS. I’m sorry if it’s childish but that would piss me off. She didn’t even give her friend credit for the idea. I remember at the time she was making out Ronnie loves rabbits and all that stuff but she’s barely mentioned it since because of course it’s her who is really into that theme. I doubt little Ronnie even gets enough stimulation to even have a favourite TV show or be into any characters.
When I see her stories about the fish I always think of Finding Nemo and the kid with braces banging on the tank - she’s the kid. I also imagine them plotting a Finding Nemo escapeEven the fish look fed up of her tit.
They’ll be playing dead in the hope of being flushed soon.
And then she shows a ‘look my house does get messy’ and it’s 3 toys, a pair of flipflops and a cushion on the floor. Or when she shows her bedroom mid morning with the duvet practically on the floor. Hmm I don’t think so...When I was little I had a toy box in the corner of the living room and every morning I would empty everything out of it. I would play with different things all day and my mam and dad would happily play with me too. My mam never tidied my toys away until bedtime although she had to move them around to stop anyone falling over them When I had my daughter our house was like Mothercare and The Early Learning Centre all rolled into one! I kept her toys in a big box in the dining room and they were out pretty much all day. The bathroom was another playroom! Toys and bath crayons etc and we loved it. I see these Insta perfect show homes and wonder why some people ever had children because it seems to me that the children are an inconvenience and a blot on the landscape of dull, grey, soulless perfect rooms.
I can't bear SS so I rarely watch her stories but I see Ronnie and I could cry! His toys are strategically placed and colour coordinated, and you can tell Grinch is delighted when she's putting them away ready for him "to destroy" the next day.
I imagine that Grinch is constantly tidying up after Ronnie, plumping cushions and wiping his little finger prints off everything all the time. The most relaxed she is with him is when he's cradled like a newborn baby in her arms and asleep because that way he's not tainting her precious show home!