WHN - CurtI'm sure being referred to as WHN is exactly the opposite of what he's going for with all those names of his
Which page? And who... I find her ECTCDLL&M confusing.Please take print screens before everything vanishes. I'm not on Facebook.
There is Jillian Scott, with a different profile picture ( a dog, not her with purple hair ) in The Chateaux Chronicles group on FB .Says she lives in Upper Hutt, New Zealand. Last active in the group on the 14th . Must be her surely ?I'm not on any FB groups, but interested to know what the latest on Jill Scott is. Someone said she had gone?
Looks like she changed her name to Jillian Scott.I'm not on any FB groups, but interested to know what the latest on Jill Scott is. Someone said she had gone?
That is her - it's a little dog with a pointy face. So clearly not been "outed" yet.There is Jillian Scott, with a different profile picture ( a dog, not her with purple hair ) in The Chateaux Diaries group. Says she lives in Upper Hutt, New Zealand. Last active in the group on the 14th . Must be her surely ?
Yep !That is her - it's a little dog with a pointy face.
Yes the night before when Mandy arrived, Marie was sitting on a sofa with a heater so close it could have caused a fire and the next day while they were trying on clothes there was a Dyson heater on the floor in the middle of the room. So much for the expensive geo thermal heating that was shown off in the early vlogs.View attachment 387220
Look from the mirror how Philip is dressed: full coat, scarf and a cap. People are stripping for the camera, it's really cold inside.
You rarely see Selmar without his coat and I believe he once commented that he was lucky as the camper was warmer. Philip usually has a hat and a scarf.I wonder if the Royal suite is as cold as surely she would wear a cosy pair of pjs rather than her frothy nighties?Yes the night before when Mandy arrived, Marie was sitting on a sofa with a heater so close it could have caused a fire and the next day while they were trying on clothes there was a Dyson heater on the floor in the middle of the room. So much for the expensive geo thermal heating that was shown off in the early vlogs.
A beautiful building? Are you sure you're talking about La Lande? Tons more chateaux around where they could go to with swimming pools & proper catering facilities.There are several reasons. 1. Yes, the acoustics are certainly an important consideration. Such large buildings have enough rooms to serve as practice rooms and allow several lessons to be conducted at the same time. Not to mention they also have at least one room suitable for performance. 2. It is tradition. Royal courts and aristocrats usually escaped to the countryside for the summer. Opera singers started as court entertainers and we still have to sing for our dinners. 3. It's a great networking opportunity, both with fellow musicians and with wealthy patrons ( used in the true meaning of the word ), which is critical for success in the field. 4. If you have ever spent a summer roasting in a german apartment built to retain heat is it any wonder that every teacher, vocal coach, pianist, agent, and singer jumps at the opportunity to spend the hottest part of the summer in a beautiful building out in the countryside?
My thoughts exactly.Flunky of SJ
Need to hear more about grand-mèreShe died a couple of years ago. Used to spend summers at the chateau driving Isabelle insane. She was the biggest flirt ever, would only talk down on her daughter but very friendly towards SJ.
I'd expect my employer to have sorted out the heating before taking herself off on holidays so she could warm herself up.The inmates wouldn't be cold if they dressed appropriately. None of them wear what I would call winter clothing, except of course Selmar and Marie when working outside. I think folks worry too much about the heating situation in the chateau. It would be madness to heat the whole house to full temperature when only parts are regularly occupied. The most important thing is to have constant low-level heating and enough ventilation to keep the fabric dry. Dry walls go a long way towards making a building feel warm, as well as preventing decay.
And a big thank you to the Agents of the Day!!!Round of applause for Zoe (whoever you may be).
So which bit of the chateau do you live in?Re heatergate ..... Low level central heating, combined with a booster (log fire or electric etc) in the room you are using is actually the most sensible way to do it. Philip also wore scarf and bobble hat most of the summer!
She won’t be about to help herself with the correcting and informing....That is her - it's a little dog with a pointy face. So clearly not been "outed" yet.
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