Why do 4 people need such a big fridge
and they have another fridge next to it
Ruby granger #2 it’s acadaymia not acadeemia
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and they have another fridge next to it
I think from the glimpses we've been shown they have a lot of fruit and veg. They're all veggie I think so I imagine a lot of their shopping goes in the fridge rather than cupboards? Still quite excessive though, especially considering they all eat the same dinner and Ruby only eats bland porridge with frozen blueberries for brekkieWhy do 4 people need such a big fridge
I live in a small house with only a tiny and very specifically-sized fridge space, so I have major envy of Ruby’s fridge, even if my catering background shudders at how it’s arranged. I genuinely do spend time watching cookery programmes and lusting over other people’s domestic appliances. Nigella’s kitchen is incredible and a previous series she had some £25k Italian fridge-freezer that was bigger than my kitchen ... Sigh ...Why do 4 people need such a big fridge
Sorry, this is totally unrelated to your point but in that video she introduces a new puppy and says her name is Otto (?) but I have never heard of this dog before, I thought they just had Margot and Lola. Does anyone know what happened there?
(Also, she labelled the alcohol as "ethanol"
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I’ve been thinking about her having a learning difficulty for awhile as she reminds me of people I’ve taught in the past! I don’t know what the rules allow about this but I would agree with you and the OP too!
I was 26 when I was diagnosed as having mild Asperger's ... and it's probably classed as mild because I have put coping mechanisms in place. I struggle to watch Ruby as I see a number of Aspergers traits in her. I can't watch films/TV shows with people with Asperger's in them, it really annoys me for some reason. And on reality shows I can spot someone with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder a mile off.
Conversely, though, I enjoyed uni and did better there than I did at school.
I'd love to know what her parents say to her in private. Surely they must realise her lifestyle is not healthy?
Conversely, though, I enjoyed uni and did better there than I did at school.
I'd love to know what her parents say to her in private. Surely they must realise her lifestyle is not healthy?
i wonder the same about her parents, i struggled a bit at uni because of my mental health and stress, and my mum and dad were always checking in on me to make sure i was working in a healthy way and looking after myself first. a lot of the time i wasn’t, but the point is that they were aware of my behaviour and intervening when necessary when it was clear i wasn’t doing well. idk how they haven’t noticed that in Ruby and done something to help her, everyone on her life seems to just let it be when she clearly needs help. even little things like telling her to come away from her work in the evening and sit with the family for a bit, or doing literally anything else away from that desk
i also don’t blame ruby for not getting help as i found that very difficult myself, to admit that you’re struggling when you’re a perfectionist and a high achiever is hard, but after my mum pretty much made me ask for help i found uni so much easier to handle and student support was so worth it. i think she should set her pride aside and reach out, it doesn’t make you any less smart or capable, it just makes it manageable
I think her parents definitely coddled her growing up and likely still do. When her dad went to drop her at the house before fall term she and her dad just carried her things in and immediately went to go surfing and camp instead of just saying goodbye there. Since she's been at Exeter she had taken the train home on the weekends quite often, they would go to the theatre together, out to restaurants, etc also she's always getting loads of presents for birthdays and Christmas even with as wealthy as they are, surely as a young woman she does not need that many things. I think her being terrified of being left alone and someone breaking in is also a sign she wasn't left by herself much growing up, or there was something that seriously traumatised her as a child that she hasn't mentioned. At 16/17 she couldn't be in the house by herself in her earlier vlogs, which is definitely something she worked on with her therapist and was an unusual thing at that age. She idealises being much younger, and it doesn't seem like she gets much encouragement from people to step outside her comfort zone and work on growing up and being comfortable with that.
I really think that was because Blakeney wasn’t moving in till the next day and she couldn’t face spending the night alone in the house.
Do you have a link to the video? Not 100% sure if I've seen it.Sorry, this is totally unrelated to your point but in that video she introduces a new puppy and says her name is Otto (?) but I have never heard of this dog before, I thought they just had Margot and Lola. Does anyone know what happened there?
(Also, she labelled the alcohol as "ethanol"
I went back to watch this, I don't think I'd seen it before either. I didn't even realise they had this 3rd dog, I don't know if they still have it or not? Also, what is she talking about re. 'ethanol'? I really didn't understand that!
I had just assumed they changed the name of the puppy, I don’t think it was a third dog.
That's true - I didn't think of that! I assumed that Margot and Lola were the same age, but I'm guessing this puppy is Lola then.
technically 'alcohol' is the group name for methanol, ethanol, butanol, etc. (all alcohols in the chemical sense), and they tell you in chem class to be specific which alcohol you're talking about. but since ethanol is the only alcohol we drink (and like... not even pure ethanol) it's just stupid to label it "ethanol".
If I were her parents, I'd just tell her to shove everything in (food hygiene accepted) - it's wasting time doing a long-winded system for something like that. Definitely agree about the body language.
I have never seen that dog before, so I wonder whether she didn't get on with their existing Airedales?
I found the ethanol thing confusing too - it is correct to say alcohol, because ethanol is an alcohol...? That's like labelling the Brita filter as 'H2O' because it's 'incorrect' to call it water. She doesn't always explain the inexplicable things she says.
I think that puppy is Lola, they just changed her name after the video. Margot is a few years older than Lola.
Oh it's just Ruby lecturing while being wrong, not the first time
Jesus Christ that fridge door was open FOREVER. That does not look good to me. Also she seemed incredibly distressed during the timelapse, looked like she was close to tears at some points. I do feel for her, it seems like she is very hell bent on organising and it causes her anguish when things don't go her way. That's a tough way to be.
Bit of topic but does anyone else remember Ruby being friends with another girl called Ruby and they were both really into Hermione Granger?
Always wondered what happened to their friendship as she never mentions her now.
Always wondered what happened to their friendship as she never mentions her now.
I remember this, she used to write letters to her all the time.
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