' Think my name's funny, do you? No need to ask yours. Red hair, square eyes, melty puffs in hand... and a floral baby grow. You must be a Dressing-Brown.'I don’t know why but I can only imagine her having boys. Got visions of them being like the Weasleys in 10 years time.
this is so bloody nasty and I seem to recall most of your messages are passive aggressive or disagreeing with everybody and sympathising with Sophie and Dave!Your story is very sad but you don't have to preface every single message with your life story. This is about S&D, not you. It comes off a bit as compassion fishing
Whoa, not cool. A lot of us mention our own circumstances whilst comparing, I know I certainly do, but she’s not fishing for anything. And even if she were, you don’t have to read it, just move on. I really feel for how much she’s been through and how kickass she is with dealing with all that life has thrown at her...she doesn’t need remarks like that thrown on top.Your story is very sad but you don't have to preface every single message with your life story. This is about S&D, not you. It comes off a bit as compassion fishing
Your story is very sad but you don't have to preface every single message with your life story. This is about S&D, not you. It comes off a bit as compassion fishingI’m a single mum since my husband died three days before my second child was born. I have never run out of nappies. I don’t find them very relatable. That’s my personal view. Even when o was heavily pregnant, looking after a 2.5 year old coz we took her out of nursery, watching my husband die of stage 4 cancer and holding down my job as a lawyer in the city I didn’t run out of nappies
She’s also forgotten “Get lost in Walmart and cry.”She’s forgotten to add in “pack your son’s passport and Esta - oops forgot to get this” to the travel day print.
the tote looks like flowers not fireworks. I’m so curious to find out the pricing!