Succinctly put lemonline.If it is structure she craves, it's just onehundredjob application awayGet yourself an average pay, 9 to 5 job and see how you enjoy your edited crack of the dawn commute and squeezing errands into a handful of hours that are left from your work day Anna. Jfc. I know I'm nostalgic about that time of the year before schools open, I always enjoyed stationery shopping and I still do, but I cannot understand what she has in her life that she needs to "edit" so meticulously. She does fuck all, all day, every day. Taking 15 instagram photos to edit one of them, writing a generic blog post and to putting on a pair of shorts does not a hectic day make.
Her newsletter was absolutely FULL of spelling and grammar mistakes - not to mention missing words! e.g. "Finding has just clicked my weekly planning into place". She clearly doesn't give a damn about this newsletter, it drives me mad!View attachment 200534
“Edited Life”
“Organisation Hacks”
“Organisation Advice”
“Organisational Changes”
“Weekly Planning”
“Weeks worth of planning”
“Finding the perfect planner”
Planning for what Anna? What do you actually do with your life? “How to wear linen shorts?”
It is truly pathetic that a 30 year old woman is hankering after her school days because she so clearly craves the structure it provided. You left secondary school 14 years ago Anna. You left uni what 8/9 years ago. Why do you still keeping harping on about school and the academic year when your student days are way behind you? It’s ridiculous.
This!Her trouble is that her vocabulary is extremely stunted (as is the same with most “gurus”, so she’s not alone there). I would like to hope that now that she is reading more, perhaps she will begin to become more articulated over time, but I don’t have particularly high hopes.
Some of the terms she uses to create descriptions are just so dissonant as well. It genuinely makes me feel a bit ill at times. Stop describing your skin as “juicy”, Anna!
Oh, that winds me the hell up, as well. “Plump” is ALREADY an adjective, why the heck would you stick a “y” on the end of it??This!
Ruth Crilly who I don't watch any more, just can't stand her, can't even hate watch, used describe her skin as "plumpy" and I thought that was weird too.
Reminds me of Nigella saying “plumptious beauties”Ruth used to say 'plumptious' as well, that really did grind my gears
But this is what most influencers think a "hectic, busy" day is. They're all like this. Two German YouTubers I follow keep going on about their busy days and when they show what they actually do, it's taking photos, selecting photos, putting filters on photos and writing IG captions. Oh, and in between they go for urgent items on their to-do-list, like a manicure. Honestly, most of these social media people's busy days are like my days off.If it is structure she craves, it's just onehundredjob application awayGet yourself an average pay, 9 to 5 job and see how you enjoy your edited crack of the dawn commute and squeezing errands into a handful of hours that are left from your work day Anna. Jfc. I know I'm nostalgic about that time of the year before schools open, I always enjoyed stationery shopping and I still do, but I cannot understand what she has in her life that she needs to "edit" so meticulously. She does fuck all, all day, every day. Taking 15 instagram photos to edit one of them, writing a generic blog post and to putting on a pair of shorts does not a hectic day make.
Yup, they are essentially her summer slippers.I noticed in her most recent video she referred lots to having 'indoor sandals', please tell me she hasn't spent £50 on a pair of birkenstocks to wear indoors?
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