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Runner1

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Trace said:
Do we even celebrate birthdays at 35 🙈 at this point I’m dreading birthdays now I’m getting older I do not want to be celebrating it thank you.
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Absolutely! Getting older is a privilege- I’m 45. We make a fuss of all our birthdays in our house life can be so full on it’s nice to have a break from the norm 😄
 
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e8Ent said:
Her “going out” outfit has to be one of the strangest combos I’ve seen. For someone who is constantly on socials, and even references a current trend (mob wife aesthetic) in the video, how does she always get it so wrong?
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I’m a good decade older than her and I’d not wear that cardigan 🤷🏻‍♀️
 
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I find her condescending and rude. She gives tips on parenting and hacks but objects to anyone in the comments disagreeing - to be on a platform such as hers you need to be open to opinions especially if you want to be relatable otherwise it becomes the opposite. she’s so bothered about constantly explaining the ads she does and gifts she accepts but then I was disappointed to see her ferry travel was gifted if I’m honest as she didn’t talk about this at all. Not many of us can afford to get away to abroad to Belgium during half term! Very muddle through indeed
 
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twinkleunicorn said:
On the prison plates. The eldest one looks dreadful
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My son is autistic and eats off prison plates as he hates food touching eachother, but he actually eats proper meals like roast dinner, pasta bakes etc non of this random picky shit that doesn't go together
 
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Runner1

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Notice she hasn’t done what I got in my in my stocking/for Christmas other than mentioning two bottles of perfume…I get impression she isn’t happy with her hubby at the mo!
 
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Runner1

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I don’t believe her tbh she can’t even let them in the back garden by themselves for 5 mins
 
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CoffeeMamma said:
She'd have a seizure at my place, frequently have anything up to 6 neighbourhood kids at mine in the summer holidays and they can do whatever they want as long as there's no electronics. 8 kids and no activity tables, what madness. And they have an open snack drawer.
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My house used to be the same, we had a big trampoline in the garden so it become the local gathering point, 6 to 8 kids at any one time, helping themselves to squash, chocolate bars and crisps! I just let them get on with it, I've never planned activities when kids come over, they just all do what they want, as long as they're playing nicely and not telling tales I couldn't give a shit what they were up to, I loved every minute of it!
 
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