Rebecca Lamb #89 This is not a drill! Got my tenners fill, spending at will but boys get nil

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Nothing says delicious afternoon tea for all the family quite like filming your child sat there picking bits off his food!
I came here with the exact same screen shot. Anything that isn’t beige is getting picked out of the food, the sandwiches had lettuce in them so that’ll be pulled out by all 4 of them. I get that she attempted to do something ‘fun’ for her kids but it all looks bleeping dire. Like someone said earlier, she could’ve done better for a fraction of the price.

I find it quite impressive that she gets absolutely EVERYTHING wrong, you have to be a special kind of backwards to achieve that.
 
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I might be mistaken but that looked like a tea for two so I guess that’s why the boys had another tea when they got home
 
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I might be mistaken but that looked like a tea for two so I guess that’s why the boys had another tea when they got home
Certainly wasn't enough for 2 adults and 2 children. Would have been better to have done them a little tea and a party at home. ☹
 
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I might be mistaken but that looked like a tea for two so I guess that’s why the boys had another tea when they got home
Awwww bleeping hell 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️ for afternoon tea you pay per head don't you 😩😩😩 she'll have paid for an afternoon tea for 2 "but we can just share"

Beavis and butt head obviously ate everything despite gorlstuuhhhns hence why the boys needed food when they got home 😢💔

Best weekend "in business" ever apparently 😅
 
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Has she sat them at the table on their own with just a measly cheap tablecloth and fed them a ‘nourishing’ tea of SupaNoodles and sausages? ☹

Why would you? Whyyyyyyy?
 
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I think her and Steve have fallen out. She’s kept him out of all the stories today! It’s so bloody obvious
 
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Has she sat them at the table on their own with just a measly cheap tablecloth and fed them a ‘nourishing’ tea of SupaNoodles and sausages? ☹

Why would you? Whyyyyyyy?
Because you have been reading tattle and want to prove how well you can do Halloween for your kids!?
 
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I think her and Steve have fallen out. She’s kept him out of all the stories today! It’s so bloody obvious
If she can’t trust him to go out on his own without suspicion or having some sort of meltdown at him, she should reevaluate her life choices and/or grow the duck up. He’s entitled to his own social life and she’s entitled to a relationship with someone who gives her no doubts about their dickish intentions.

She was out the night before, and wasn’t he with someone else when she met him? Bed made hunnnnniipppoooootttt.

They deserve each other.
 
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That afternoon tea looked boring as duck.hardly the best place to bring young kids.
Steve has went out last night and had a ball eyeing up all the girls in their sexy halloween costumes and beggy is probably still seething with jealousy. I bet she's the type who doesn't like him going anywhere without her. Zero trust there I'd say. No matter how many fake lovey dovey posts she puts up, they definitely come across as a very unhappy couple. Especially Steve. It shows on his face.
 
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That afternoon tea looked boring as duck.hardly the best place to bring young kids.
Steve has went out last night and had a ball eyeing up all the girls in their sexy halloween costumes and beggy is probably still seething with jealousy. I bet she's the type who doesn't like him going anywhere without her. Zero trust there I'd say. No matter how many fake lovey dovey posts she puts up, they definitely come across as a very unhappy couple. Especially Steve. It shows on his face.
Speaking of his face, was it created like this?
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I absolutely hate Halloween. Never was much of a thing in my house as a kid and I’ve never been trick or treating. That being said I do try and make an effort for the kids... we’ve been pumpkin picking in the past but didn’t bother this year as they’ve been at their grandparents for half term... surprised them when they came back though with shop bought ones and they chose a design and we carved it today... we’ve watched hocus pocus all snuggled on the sofa together then nightmare before Christmas (is this a Christmas or Halloween film 🤔😅)... we were supposed to do some baking but then our neighbours brought cakes round so we didn’t bother... this was going to be our first year trick or treating but it’s that cold and wet we didn’t go and the children understand why. The last thing I would have done though was drag them out to a garden centre for afternoon bloody tea! They’d have been bored out of their minds! I really do feel sorry for those boys. She will probably buy a pumpkin tomorrow for 20p and carve it next weekend... she is SO behind with things it’s painful. I also feel sorry for Alfie heading back to school tomorrow... 3 weeks since he was last there, not spoken a single word to any of his class mates, not done a jot of work... he must feel very lost.
 
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We did a tea party for our kids and my baby niece today, we all got dressed up played pass the parcel dances to monster mash etc. We made some decorations yesterday and hung some foil shop bought dangly decs. Unfortunately we couldn’t get hold of any pumpkins (thanks instahuns!) (actually it’s cos we went to Majorca at half term)

My 7 year old has autism and sensory processing disorder so actually, no pumpkins was fine. He can’t stand the smell or texture of the “guts.”

We will be eating party food all week for probably the same price as her afternoon tea for 2… talking of which I’m going to stuff another fat cake in my fat gob hope me gallstones behave 😂👍🏼
 
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She’s so lazy.

I definitely think Halloween is very commercialised now and we don’t actually celebrate it in our house. So today we went to the cinema and for dinner.

there are loads of things that they all could have done that cost very little or nothing. Look up a video on YouTube of how to draw a pumpkin/witch/candy corn/etc, colour in some printable Halloween pictures (crayola website have them for free to print off), do some Halloween style baking, go for a drive or a walk (maybe not so easy for them to walk) to check out people’s pumpkins, print off some wee certificates for the best pumpkin and leave them beside them, carve your own, get some Halloween puzzles (crosswords, wordsearches, etc all available for free online to print), watch Halloween town whilst eating your baking creations from earlier. They could even have invited some friends over.

As someone who doesn’t celebrate it I can think of that off the top of my head. She’s just so selfish, 2SS too! The boys are just an afterthought to them.
 
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The last place I’d want to be is in a club/pub at Halloween. Happy to leave that in my early 20s. My husbands social life exists around bbqs and golf, and occasional sporting event. I like a meal and catch up over cocktails, but mostly we are devoted to our kids and each other. We prefer classy things and chilling in/ meals/ family time.

I have friends whose husbands still live it up like they are single, going to the same pubs and clubs. Each to their own but I’m glad my husband ain’t about that and I know for sure he’s glad I’m not. I personally associate that with typical single behaviour and wonder why you still have the inclination to do it when you are settled. If a man has immature loser friends though, they can be influenced and still try to act like Jack the lad. Go out and chat up and eye up ‘birds’ and get rowdy. That’s why you need to choose carefully or you’ll end up with a little Peter Pan man child, the boy who never grew up- now that’s some real scary Halloween tit.
 
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The last place I’d want to be is in a club/pub at Halloween. Happy to leave that in my early 20s. My husbands social life exists around bbqs and golf, and occasional sporting event. I like a meal and catch up over cocktails, but mostly we are devoted to our kids and each other. We prefer classy things and chilling in/ meals/ family time.

I have friends whose husbands still live it up like they are single, going to the same pubs and clubs. Each to their own but I’m glad my husband ain’t about that and I know for sure he’s glad I’m not. I personally associate that with typical single behaviour and wonder why you still have the inclination to do it when you are settled. If a man has immature loser friends though, they can be influenced and still try to act like Jack the lad. Go out and chat up and eye up ‘birds’ and get rowdy. That’s why you need to choose carefully or you’ll end up with a little Peter Pan man child, the boy who never grew up- now that’s some real scary Halloween tit.
I don't think there's any shame in people who are parents having a good boozy night out once in a while 😂🤦🏻‍♀️ the problem is they say true colours come out when drinking and we all know Steve thinks with his little chipolata sausage despite his curated IG posts 🤷🏻‍♀️
 
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The last place I’d want to be is in a club/pub at Halloween. Happy to leave that in my early 20s. My husbands social life exists around bbqs and golf, and occasional sporting event. I like a meal and catch up over cocktails, but mostly we are devoted to our kids and each other. We prefer classy things and chilling in/ meals/ family time.

I have friends whose husbands still live it up like they are single, going to the same pubs and clubs. Each to their own but I’m glad my husband ain’t about that and I know for sure he’s glad I’m not. I personally associate that with typical single behaviour and wonder why you still have the inclination to do it when you are settled. If a man has immature loser friends though, they can be influenced and still try to act like Jack the lad. Go out and chat up and eye up ‘birds’ and get rowdy. That’s why you need to choose carefully or you’ll end up with a little Peter Pan man child, the boy who never grew up- now that’s some real scary Halloween tit.
Couldn’t agree more, in my opinion Steve is clearly still out flirting and chatting up girls, and he’s doing it because he’s not happy with beggy. He doesn’t seem like he’s settled with her the way she seems to be with him. That and the fact he’s already cheated on her I’d say he won’t be around for too long. From what I see he definitely isn’t in love with her. Which is sad because it’s obvious to see she’s infatuated with him. To the point where she puts him before her kids. The both of them are a disgrace. Their kids are clearly not a priority to either of them.
 
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Awwww bleeping hell 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️ for afternoon tea you pay per head don't you 😩😩😩 she'll have paid for an afternoon tea for 2 "but we can just share"

Beavis and butt head obviously ate everything despite gorlstuuhhhns hence why the boys needed food when they got home 😢💔

Best weekend "in business" ever apparently 😅
They have two teas... There's one Halloween themed one for the boys and her and panface look like they have a normal one for themselves.
The Halloween menu looked weird as duck, no wonder the boys were probably hungry when they got home!
 

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