What the F***?!!!!He said after the wedding it felt strange like you’ve lost a baby as they didn’t know what to do with themselves
Very strange analogy
Disgusting
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I’m pretty sure the Skelton baby story was removed? So she realised how bad it was?
Now don’t get me wrong, I’d never had any fancy ideas about Joe being a genius or appearing on Celebrity Mastermind (which is a bloody marvel really since he’s been on every other ‘celebrity’ version of TV shows going) but comparing getting used to life after planning a wedding and the big day and losing a baby, well, what a gob.
Don’t get me wrong, yes, when you’ve been planning and preparing for something for yonks and it’s taken up so much of your time of course you’ll miss that when it’s gone but like others have rightly said surely the analogy of post-Christmas/New Year would be a darn sight more appropriate and sensitive, especially given that Baby Loss Awareness Week has just passed.
Losing a baby is horrific and it hurts like nothing else. It’s not just the awfulness of missing something that already felt a massive part of you but it’s also the loss of hope and the future. You don’t just mourn for your lost baby, you also mourn for what would have been, your life as it should have been and that ache, whilst you somewhat get used to it, never leaves you.
You get married, and yes, that planning and excitement is over, but you have the memories and the photographs and it’s a lovely thing to look back on and cherish. Trying to equate the two situations is ridiculous, thoughtless and just bizarre tbh.
The pair of them at times leave me lost for words they really do. mats.
Don’t get me wrong, yes, when you’ve been planning and preparing for something for yonks and it’s taken up so much of your time of course you’ll miss that when it’s gone but like others have rightly said surely the analogy of post-Christmas/New Year would be a darn sight more appropriate and sensitive, especially given that Baby Loss Awareness Week has just passed.
Losing a baby is horrific and it hurts like nothing else. It’s not just the awfulness of missing something that already felt a massive part of you but it’s also the loss of hope and the future. You don’t just mourn for your lost baby, you also mourn for what would have been, your life as it should have been and that ache, whilst you somewhat get used to it, never leaves you.
You get married, and yes, that planning and excitement is over, but you have the memories and the photographs and it’s a lovely thing to look back on and cherish. Trying to equate the two situations is ridiculous, thoughtless and just bizarre tbh.
The pair of them at times leave me lost for words they really do. mats.
I wonder if he actually meant losing a child as in, misplacing a child, or when the child isn’t there because they have gone to stay with their other parent. Like you don’t know what to do with yourself when they’re not there, kind of thing.
Hopefully it is that and not the alternative as that’s awful. He’s not the sharpest tool in the box or the most eloquent so I wouldn’t be surprised if he has just not properly articulated what he actually means.
Hopefully it is that and not the alternative as that’s awful. He’s not the sharpest tool in the box or the most eloquent so I wouldn’t be surprised if he has just not properly articulated what he actually means.
I still don't understand how he is on all these TV shows promoting a cooking book while his wife is home selling Hello Fresh??? Why not get Stacey to sell your book and do reels with your recipes in?! Are we supposed to believe they are good home cooks and buy the cookbook or that they can't cook so buy Hello Fresh??
So disgusting. I always questioned the miscarriage thing. People said its big accusation to make. Just didn't feel right and would put nothing past her. Something very off with the whole situation.
I think you're right. He's not that bright, meaning a) he probably doesn't express himself clearly and then b) he doesn't realise that a comment like that could be misconstrued.
Having said that, I think the miscarriage thing wasn't true either.
Her and the sister only got themselves a Christmas Crafting Show on the BBC 
Already asking her sheep for ideas to steal.
Already asking her sheep for ideas to steal.
I think I’m even more sensitive as I find the animal skeleton’s as bad……..
They are both crafting crazy and love crafting but haven’t got an idea between their empty heads evidentlyHer and the sister only got themselves a Christmas Crafting Show on the BBC
Talk about overexposure. How many pies does she have her hands in and how much money does one person needHer and the sister only got themselves a Christmas Crafting Show on the BBC
can they even properly craft between them. All her sister does is print stickers. Doesn't even stick them on herself. All ideas stolen from other businessesThis is proof that it’s not what you know it’s who you know!Talk about overexposure. How many pies does she have her hands in and how much money does one person need
Omg I can’t think of anything worse than having them both doing a Christmas crafting show. All the talented people out there and all the bbc can get is these two. Ffs 
and they’re asking for ideas!
and they’re asking for ideas!And Hinch is apparently feeding hers to the Woolly Wankers, chickens, probably the overweight dog and also donating to the local petting zoo…… that’s all dependant on the rats and other scavengers leaving them alone the month they’re going to be outside going mouldyOh Stacey makes soups, casseroles, cakes with them all, or she donates them to the local food bank, apparently…
Just what you’d want if you were struggling to feed your family I imagine, a scabby old pumpkin which has been sitting outside her front door and getting pissed on by the dogs every time they pass, talk about insult to injury!
Tbh I could even imagine her patronisingly going to volunteer at the local food bank to give out her no longer needed pumpkin accessories. Ah, imagine the scene as Stacey, resplendent in her big old white sleeping bag coat knotted in the middle like a sack of rit, bestows upon the ‘unfortunate’ and ‘needy’ a box of useful food, canned and dried goods and as a special ‘treat’ one of her Pickle Cottage pumpkins whilst trilling ‘ah ‘ope this ‘elps’.
At this point the recipient, not having the best day they’ve ever had anyway, grabs the box and then talking one look at Stacey’s proffered post-autumn vegetable casualty and says; ‘what the duck d’you think I’m gonna do with that?!’ before marching off with their food leaving Stacey and the pumpkin very much behind!
#wedontwantyourpumpkincastoffs
.Wonder how the celeb mags haven’t picked that gem up as a storyNow don’t get me wrong, I’d never had any fancy ideas about Joe being a genius or appearing on Celebrity Mastermind (which is a bloody marvel really since he’s been on every other ‘celebrity’ version of TV shows going) but comparing getting used to life after planning a wedding and the big day and losing a baby, well, what a gob.
Don’t get me wrong, yes, when you’ve been planning and preparing for something for yonks and it’s taken up so much of your time of course you’ll miss that when it’s gone but like others have rightly said surely the analogy of post-Christmas/New Year would be a darn sight more appropriate and sensitive, especially given that Baby Loss Awareness Week has just passed.
Losing a baby is horrific and it hurts like nothing else. It’s not just the awfulness of missing something that already felt a massive part of you but it’s also the loss of hope and the future. You don’t just mourn for your lost baby, you also mourn for what would have been, your life as it should have been and that ache, whilst you somewhat get used to it, never leaves you.
You get married, and yes, that planning and excitement is over, but you have the memories and the photographs and it’s a lovely thing to look back on and cherish. Trying to equate the two situations is ridiculous, thoughtless and just bizarre tbh.
The pair of them at times leave me lost for words they really do. mats.
obviously just write them in a glowing lightHe must be cheap
With her manky finger nailsTalk about overexposure. How many pies does she have her hands in and how much money does one person need
another reason not to pay the licence fee. As usual she will take stuff from pintrest and flog it off as he’s own wonderful idea.Her and the sister only got themselves a Christmas Crafting Show on the BBC
What does this one need office for
Her “shed” is bigger than my living room, and potentially/most likely the living room and kitchen combined.
That’s not a shed.
That’s not a shed.
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