Setting him up. She's totally in control. Always has been, always will be. Letting him think he's the king of the castle & she's the victim of coercive control. Yeah right Fanny. So when you kick him into touch then everyone will say, oh yes, he did seem a bit over bearing, I mean who did he think he was, he'd have been nothing without her..blah blah.
Sadly I don't think she will cope with the yatching life.Very intense.Anyone watched below decks?
Merci, you're very kind.@Mme Flog Congratulations on a year of flogging!! Keep doing your thing! You are queen for the day!X
At a dinner party I attended, not too long ago, Snorts expressed feeling sorry for MPK because of his drugs related issues, saying substance abuse is such a sign of these times. I wanted to call him out on it by saying something like "You are one to talk" but got beaten to the track by his 'girlfriend' who said exactly that. To which he replied 'Sorry, daaaaahling'.
My husband and I really love lobster. He spent some time in Maine and learned from the locals how to best prepare it. We always get four for New Years and cook them ourselves. We just dip them in garlic butter. It’s best to get small ones, just under two pounds. The bigger they are the more tough they are. I prefer a very nice champagne with it, Moët or Veuve Cliquot. This is my kind of diy. You save tons of money that way! Since we’re all covered in lobster juice and butter I just have some grilled asparagus you can eat with your fingers along with it. We have charcuterie beforehand so you’re pretty much full to bursting at the end.And ridiculously expensive! I’ve told my husband to remind me that I have never enjoyed it whenever I toy with the idea when looking at a menu.
It’s definitely a sign that something is way off.
I think it just shows they are lazy and lack attention to detail and ultimately now don't care about the B and B which is a sideline
She had a video showing him making them with an elaborate form he constructs to keep them all straight.
She's been pea green with envy about the Fleuries all the way along. Their vlog showing showing their original 18th century panelling & talking about dry rot & the survey & measures they took to ensure the place was sound probably p@ssed her right off. Phillip says this about their carpenter the lovely Benoit
and he sure as hell doesn't take a year to do a job. So what the Fleuries have, Fanny has to have. That'll teach them to show off that their carpenter can do mouldings &make tools 'n stuff. I've got one of those too..Jealous, peevish Fanny always trying to outdo the rivals. 
I have a serious question, if someone can answer.
I sense I am very much like you @LittleMore Cottage. I have always been totally self sufficient and "unbeknown" to me, primarily on my own, even when I was in a relationship. There are always givers and takers in this world, unfortunately, I was always the giver until I knew better! Maybe I was never a good husband/partner picker, who knows?
I meant to post on your channel that I watched some of the videos you recommended by Michael Lambert. Very interesting and informative and, as an American, helped me understand a bit of British politics!
Bet she has toes like E.T really really long
Painfully slow ,accurate and precise maybe but he'd be no good working on renovation jobs alongside other trades Christ my other half doesn't know if he's coming or going somedays. Even if he'd use to working on bespoke pieces, would a client be prepared to wait for months
My son's very close friend from college/uni has been a Captain of many private yachts in the Caribbean and Europe over the past 10 years. When I asked my son about maybe his friend getting him into that arena a few years ago - my son was 30 at that time! His friend said that, in all honesty, it's an very early 20's starting block scenario as everybody has to start at the absolute lowest rung of the ladder and it is extremely hard work, mentally and physically specifically because of the close quarters scenario, let alone anything else!
Fanny's foot whilst paddling in Rhodes. At about 6'40" in. Think her feet are no more nasty than most women of her age who
No one could afford him it has taken a year to do that panelling so what would that cost for a carpenter of his skill?
She could be a hostess, but these yachts employ Michelin start chefs or at least people who have run a professional kitchen who can really cook.
