please dont tell him to read Wikipedia. They get a hell of a lot of stuff wrong, or just change it . Even its ïnventor" is disgusted with the way Wiki has gone.SJ makes that mistake a lot of times, she gets her info quite wrong. Sorry just editing to say in IMHO
I did say “beyond Wikipedia”.
None, as I said, but I looked at her website and had some expectations (no, not at all the runway-type, I guess you are more than aware of the famous saying "fashion fades, style is eternal").. and back at her first appearance on CD, and I went "meh"You obviously don't know any stylist then as "stylist" is a general term for many different types of stylist including costume designers at times. Trust me, they come in all shapes, sizes, ages and choices of looks for themselves. They do not have a cookie cutter look in the least. The most talented stylists I have worked with do not walk around looking like they are runway models wearing the latest most expensive fad
And possibly clapping their hands in glee.
Me too. I love it. Order delivery take out all the time too. It has saved me hundreds of hours shopping.
They moved from Fergus, ON which is west of Toronto ( approx. 1.5 hr drive ) and North of Guelph. It is definitely country there and not as many chances or choices to try something new or at least there wasn't for years.
I think that a lot of it is about choosing fear over choice . Sarah may be the type to travel and explore but be conservative in trying new foods. My dad, although born in culturally diverse Toronto, is totally a meat, potatoes and veg kind of guy. I made a chicken paella Boxing Day ( didn't bother with the seafood one ), so simple ingredients and he took a tiny spoonful of it whereas my mom was excited to try something new, and "a one pot meal" lol. The next night I cooked Chinese cauliflower (blanched it , then stir fried with olive oil, garlic and green onions) and he would not touch it ( totally boring but it looked "different" ). ......... I think that even if you are open to trying something new, there is also the hurdle of seeking it out to try. If you don't count sushi, I only tried caviar about 9 years ago when I was working on a show where the cutter was Russian and on Fridays she brought in crepes, caviar, creme cheese and a couple other toppings. It was a delicious treat!
We have a really good asian grocery store which also has south asian, South American and West Indian foods as well. I roam the aisles looking at all the interesting new-to-me foods, especially the seafood aisles, wondering how to cook it all and have it taste good.
Of my East coast friends, 1 is allergic to fish, 2 hate seafood and 1 is vegetarian. Another east coast acquaintance says that she cannot stand lobster as they grew up poor and because it was plentiful, this is what her family ate for months on end after the season (frozen). Until that conversation it had never occurred to me that it could be anything else but a special treat
I'd say it's her taking opportunities, same as Dan
Probably quite useful for a retired miner.......
Yes, agreed, it is Marie. She is so beautiful. I didn't really appreciate that until seeing it was her behind the volunteer and also sat with Antoine.
Tbh I had to laugh as SJ introduced the New deep fat fryer and scanned directly to the older lady, who I've just discovered is Maiikes's mum, so although there was a Tefal sitting on the table it looked like poor mum was the Deep fat fryer which in essence is what she turned out to be... she must have driven there as you wouldn't get that in your hand luggage.
Spineless back stabbing grifters.
I edited after your comment, Queenie is pulling in more than she had before, but she only had 1680 Euros from buy me a coffee before that. She's not making piles off that, it's like a tip jar. There is no way it's going to fund the care of a horse.
Love it…Toto Tartlet
A toilet that belonged to his grandfather....thoughtfully dumped at the shanty by his parents....eager to dump his ass off on SJhave to say..the objects become bigger..first it was a ring..then a dinnerservice and now a flowerpot..whats next...
oh, I understood!! It would take money to do that though!! I'd rather dump a pile of something that hit her brother more directly .... but what? A pile of knock offs?LOLZ. I meant physically arrange for a tonne of carrots to be delivered. Never in a million years would I give them actual money
A "Pa Pethrick" cam would be interesting ....
Hmm?
Looks like an urn for ashes ! Would hold the whole family though
So strange. Was that a cry for help? Selmer responded by looking clueless as usual
Maybe used it in her bed chamber... chamber pot?
He did, that's why he depersonalized her and made her look like him.I wonder how long before Curtness figures out SJ is toxic AF
Since you are asking: at some point it felt like I had the valiant little tailor between my legs. I took forever
