Thread title by @Stillwater nominated by @Gold_7
Sali has had a great year, but needs some time off in future. She just never stops!
Sali has had a great year, but needs some time off in future. She just never stops!
I love that gif so much"Got your Madonna tickets? No? Mmm, I managed it."
Perhaps Caitlin can advise?Can we have the @Jelly Bean version of Sali Antoinette’s ‘novel’ in the wiki? It’s better than anything Sali has ever written, IMO.
I can’t quote from the last thread, so here it is:
“I imagine it is about a plucky young teen runaway, let's call her Sami, who heads off to London Town with only £5 in her Fiorucci jeans back pocket.
She falls in with a glamorous crowd of models and makeup artists. They are all very protective of unusually small, quirky, yet fierce Sami. Against the odds and through sheer grit she carves out a career for herself in a very misogynistic world. She surrounds herself with a tightknit group of unconventional, hilarious and smart girlfriends - China, an older worldly wise journalist who has a dark secret, madcap Kathleen whose outrageous outbursts can get her into trouble with authority, but who has a heart of gold, and little Laurie. Who is just always there.
We follow Sami and her friends, Falling, and yet Laughing, through life.”
The funny thing is, I can imagine IK coaching her to write something like this - her novels are all thinly veiled versions of herself and her own life: gorgeous but curvy woman with three kids (two sons, one daughter) and two ex husbands; two younger sisters and an acerbic but loving mother. I like IK’s writing though, nepotism or not. Sali’s gives me a headaches, it’s virtually unreadable.
The most perfect thing I’ve ever readPerhaps Caitlin can advise?
She wrote her first novel aged 15, about a quirky girl, eldest in a large family who didn’t go to school. Followed by her first novel about a quirky girl who didn’t go to school then won a writing prize and moved to London to write.
Then there was her TV series based on the quirky eldest girl in a large family who didn’t go to school. Then she wrote a film about the quirky eldest girl in a large family who didn’t go to school…
Not sure if there’s a filter but I reckon there’s a big ol’ ring light blaring down at her, judging by how ablaze all the grease on her face looks.I can’t decide on this reel if a there is a filter and b whether she has a foundation on already before starting….. what I do know is this posing is fffing ridiculous for a grown woman in her forties
Reminds me of this great 90s song.I can’t decide on this reel if a there is a filter and b whether she has a foundation on already before starting….. what I do know is this posing is fffing ridiculous for a grown woman in her forties
Reminded me of one of my favourite ever posts (from the CM thread).Perhaps Caitlin can advise?
She wrote her first novel aged 15, about a quirky girl, eldest in a large family who didn’t go to school. Followed by her first novel about a quirky girl who didn’t go to school then won a writing prize and moved to London to write.
Then there was her TV series based on the quirky eldest girl in a large family who didn’t go to school. Then she wrote a film about the quirky eldest girl in a large family who didn’t go to school…
Seriously? 6 directors?Just gone down a Beauty Banks rabbit hole after I saw Jo Jones bragging on IG about her daughter using them for her DoE volunteering work (my kid went out every Sun rain or snow for 6 months to help with junior ParkRun but hey you take your tenner to Superdrug darling), but enough of that…anyway, I had a nose of Companies House, why do they need 6 directors? Why are they spending nearly £200k a year on admin expenses when last year they only raised £88k?