If you're not too busy @Jules100 , may I have a tile avatar? Thanking you in antici.....pation x
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Just flashing on the video vignette in @ComtesseRose gorl video which recaptures the long, cringeworthy mo when Pheeph tightly embraces Potts who disentangles and marches off into the sunset with a death march face. Soooo good.
The Aldis in my neck of the woods stopped carrying most of the skincare & makeup products a while ago. Insert sad, wrinkly, broke face here.
I’ve switched to Mario Badescu - it’s great product and reasonably priced..
Oh aren't we showing off our British Industrial Revolution history
But no, Dan is definitely no Isambard Kingdom Brunel.Her family paid alot of it.
Water police stopped the swimming pond.The correct ecological checks needed to be done.
That chandelier in the bathroom... Any lighting in a bathroom must be bathroom safe. Even in France (which sometimes has questionable electrical practices - open sockets in a bathroom, light switches in a bathroom, no earthing). It's an accident waiting to happen, bathroom light fittings should be sealed. She'll end up doing a Claude François! Or maybe snotty squirrel will...
I am an eternal student foodie, can recognize purslane on @ploppityplop2's Ottoman breakfast at Ottolenghi at 100 paces. Haven't watched this video yet. But I have to say I do not recognize a single component of these plates. I do see the rococo pattern on the plates adds to the unappetizing confusion of the sepia-toned salmagundi on top, with fewmet-like black things for garnish. Not to mention wildly-varying portions of the ochre stuff, clearly apprehensible to every guest through glass bowls. Yum.
I buy it. Or you can run vinegar and bicarbonate of soda on the hottest setting. Throw it into the drum. Cup of each.
No smell. You can add lavender essential oil if you want. It makes ironing easy.I’ve not heard if vinegar instead of softener. What does it do and does it smell
It’s good to read about alternative stain removal which is more environmentally friendly. I shall investigate more.
That was such a tender moment, LOL!
Speaking of detergents, I use soap nut/berries. Unfortunately I've heard the way they're harvested is not sustainable. I've wanted to try Ivy detergent, but there is no Ivy to be found around my apartment complex...
Oh, Jules 100 - that laundromat looks like a wonderful place! And this one looks fairly clean with artwork/laundry line. I hit the laundromat for mattress covers and comforters! This experience will make you ever so grateful for your new laundry room at your home. Speaking of which, everyone please note - Jules 100 is able to start a project, and see it through to completion. A skill set we must recognize Stephie doesn’t have. In essence, we’ll see the projects w/Jules 100 go from conception to completion in a month or more. So if our dear Stephie reads here, fingers crossed - she takes note!
I also use vinegar in final rinse.
I'm just reading, in a different connection, that babies and little children don't need to be washed every day. (More frequent bathing as stinky hormones take over existence.) (Part of unrealistic expectations young mothers like Amy and everyone else saddle themselves with.)
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/does-your-child-need-to-bathe-every-day-202109202598
Back in the day, there were studies on how often you actually need to wash towels, clothing etc.., the massive over washing we do, and where we could cut back.
Where's the tuna pasta salad?????
Or maybe just repeating a most fabulous name because of its charm and for the amusement of all?Oh aren't we showing off our British Industrial Revolution history
Perhaps they all chipped in to do the dishes
'Thank you Steph and Philip', watch out he'll be calling her Wifey next.
Phi Phi had the day off!
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