That's the first thing I thought of when watching! Kids can't run free in their new garden, they have to be escorted across it incase they get trampled by hinchs favorite boysI've said it before and I'll say it again. Imagine having a larger then normal garden and having to hold your mums hand across it. The only thing that have free run of the garden (and the house in fact) is RoyOiOiOi
All in the name of content so he doesn't run out of shot obviously
Found this!They probably left grandma in charge which is how she fell, tripping over in the camel shed, or walking poor Fat Henry.
I’ll have to think about that one as I’m from Essex…. hang on a tick as I’m a bit sleepy as I’ve been awake since 5am, first to let the dog out, then to feed baby Owlet. Next up I showered, had a cup of tea. Then my little boy and twin girls woke up, got them showered, dressed and went downstairs, while Mr Owl fed the cat and dog and made us some breakfast. Put a wash on, ate breakfast (Delicious pancakes) Tidied the bedrooms and cleaned the bathroom and ensuite, while Mr Owl cleaned up the kitchen. Got the crafting box out for my Owlets. Baby Owlet woke up, gave her a bath, got her dressed and a feed. Put the vacuum round, called one of my sisters and arranged to meet up with her and her family for lunch. Just sat down to have a quick cuppa and a nose on Tattle…..read your question and have to say no I think it must just be your Essex MIL who lists her dayIs it an Essex thing for a conversation to just be a list of all the things you did that day? My mil is the same; she’ll go into detail about every meal out, and every conversation she had with anyone that week. And everything is amazing as well!
Hope they’re not secretly related, might have to divorce if so
ND is not a modern day thing, it's finally being understood and diagnosised accordingly. It's not unusual for parents to grieve the loss of what they thought their child's life would be. What is a modern day thing, is turnips like Hunch using it for engagement and likes and possibly ongoing financial gain. She is an ableist and just generally unpleasantWhy am I spending so long trying to see what colour herare?
As am older, no excuse maybe, but I don't understand all this on the spectrum stuff. I think it's a modern day thing, (please correct me if I am wrong.)
All I see is a lovely little boy who is possibly a bit slower.
He's not ill, on a life support machine or terminal. Why can she not embrace and love him for who he is and celebrate his life?
Of course I do understand that some children need more support, (my brother needed a speech therapist fifty years ago but now he is CEO of a very large company so it didn't hold him back.)
As for Hinch. It would have been so much better if she had come on weeks back with all that drivel and said she was taking a break until she had gotten to grips with all that was going on instead of drip feeding all her personal bo**ocks.
On a side note Mr Duck got called sweetharrt, in a Jamie voice this morning. Maybe I am overdoing it![]()
You'd think she had presented an amazing speech by the way inch goes on. "My dad and nan are in hospital. We've taken some assessments. And we are excited for new pets"Appropriate background because you are in cloud cuckooland mate. ATV
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They could knit themselves some speciaaaaal matchy matchy clothes to wear in the Orangery.... they have lots of the floofhead’s floof left from last year they could knit withI’m living for it. Just need Jimbob to join in and maybe mad Freda too.
Exactly this... I see a little boy who is being held back, he isn't allowed to do anything for himself or alone, he is not a toddler he doesn't need full instructions every 2 minutes he needs a little freedom!Why am I spending so long trying to see what colour herare?
As am older, no excuse maybe, but I don't understand all this on the spectrum stuff. I think it's a modern day thing, (please correct me if I am wrong.)
All I see is a lovely little boy who is possibly a bit slower.
He's not ill, on a life support machine or terminal. Why can she not embrace and love him for who he is and celebrate his life?
Of course I do understand that some children need more support, (my brother needed a speech therapist fifty years ago but now he is CEO of a very large company so it didn't hold him back.)
As for Hinch. It would have been so much better if she had come on weeks back with all that drivel and said she was taking a break until she had gotten to grips with all that was going on instead of drip feeding all her personal bo**ocks.
On a side note Mr Duck got called sweetharrt, in a Jamie voice this morning. Maybe I am overdoing it![]()