I unfollowers her months ago. But coz I say these posts I went and had a look.
Making bread is not important. She prioritises tit that does not need to be prioritised.
she needs a job and a proper job.
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Making bread is not important. She prioritises tit that does not need to be prioritised.
she needs a job and a proper job.
I've just muted but ocassionally peep in...I really don't want to see anyone getting dressed though
I sometimes like watching her day in a life vids ...they are escapism I guess....her life is incredibly privileged
This is it. I generally quite like her content, in a “how the other half live” kind of way. I have 4 kids of very similar ages, and our day in the live (and indeed the aesthetic), couldn’t be any further removed
Au pair will be collecting the rest and doing 90% of all the work involved in kids.That list is ridiculous and how is she only collecting one child when she has 4?! I only have 3 and me and my husband are run off our feet with drop offs/ collections/ activities (as well as having to work full time). She is so far removed from the real world sharing that as an “overwhelming” day
Same. It’s like something in a reality tv show or something. Nothing is normal in it. I have similar values, interests and skills/hobbies but unfortunately I don’t have the time nor funds to live anything like that. Half of me gets annoyed, half of me feels pity or something.
"Collect Leo". Is she so busy she would forget to collect her own child so it goes on a to do list?!
She's prob just party planning or something on her laptop
Very curious as to what this job is but it's probably just taking photos of something for a brand. So fed up with her. The worst thing she does in my opinion is pretend to make frugal choices eg it's so expensive to buy cereal bars so I just make them. She's not fooling anyone with how privileged she is. It pisses me off. Fine make everything from scratch but don't pretend it's to save money
Calling it thrifting and intermittent fasting...when people who are actually low on cash call it the charity shop and being unable to afford 3 meals a day
“We can’t afford a day at XYZ as a family of 6 so thank you to ABC for gifting us the opportunity. We’ll role play as a struggling family even though we can afford multiple trips to cafes a week, spending €10pp on a croissant and hot drink, not to forget buying premium ingredients daily because we couldn’t do without a fully stocked everything.”
Never fear the au pair and cleaner are here to save the day.
This! Remember she told the world she spends like €400-€500/ week on grocery shopping? I can’t remember the exact number, but it was outrageous. You’d easily manage a run to Tayto park if you bought normal food love.
That’s it, like I’m sure you could skip the berries for a week and maybe put off another pair of bespoke handmade leather brogues made by blind nuns for the kids for a while. Balance and compromise. I don’t compromise on quality food but sometimes with things like clothes I do because I’ve kids who grow quickly and play in the muck so I don’t need uber high end stuff, as much as I’d like it. When berries etc are out of season/expensive I just feed them apples and pears
I can then take that tiny bit of money saved and take them out for a day of fun, especially since we don’t have a house in Costa del Kerry.