The Chateau Diaries #179 The Patreons came 2x2 and were herded to the pens

[Boston123!]

What the duck is up with Stephanie and this weird fetish for fairground wallpaper? First it was the Entrance Hall, the downstairs loo, the Marquis's sitting room and now this loo. It's dreadful yet again. Christie's Tastemaker my arse. I think it's safe to say she certainly bought that moniker. Seriously, Stephanie, please hire an interior decorator - Oliver and Camilla are using their sister, I'm sure they could get you "a discount" for their old chum.

I have been back reading the elusive Isabelle6541's posts. Someone mentioned that Isabelle was really curious to discover Clara's identity. Isabelle was more than just a little curious.

This post below doesn't really make any sense. If Isabelle started badgering SJ, she would be escorted off the premises. Well, perhaps she is in the pokey???

Jul 29, 2022

• Add bookmark
• #1,007

Isabelle's reply:

I can’t wait to try to figure out who you are while you try to figure out who I am. Great fun. I will be easy because I will have a camera in her face asking questions.

and why haven't either of these 2 posted about there time at the Patron event?

 

[Maple fairy]

@Jules I guess I went down the rabbit hole too. Something just triggered maybe nothing but coincidence. I did find it interesting her field of study and interest fits with the discussion of lawyers being present with certain people and all would be revealed.

 

[Le Baiseur]

Why is there interest in Françoise? I’ve just seen them as a commenter on Kathy’s YouTube channel, have they played a bigger part in recent happenings?

They reference her in the Lalande and More FB group. Pretty much told her if she doesn't like it she can leave the group. Her posts were deleted so I don't know what she said. The post referencing her seems to have been deleted too.

BTW, check out this BS:

 

[billybudd]

I’ve been missing from Tattle for a few weeks because life has a way of changing. My partner’s mother had her annual mammogram on July 1. The image showed something “odd” so a biopsy was performed. It had some markers for cancer, but not all…so the surgeon decided to treat it as if it was cancer. She had a lumpectomy and the doctor discovered the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes. Additional scans were done and we learned the cancer had spread to her bones…spine, ribs, pelvis, and skull. The cancer was very aggressive…in a matter of weeks, she went from a strong, active, independent woman to needing a cane, then a walker, then a wheelchair…until she was completely bedridden. The pain was excruciating. Even the strongest IV pain medication had little effect. She passed away on August 28, less than two months after her routine mammogram. She was 70 years old.

She wasn’t a queen or a fairytale princess living in a castle. She was an ordinary person. Her illness and death was so unfair. She was so kind and compassionate, a mom and nana who was devoted to her sons and her grandson. My partner and I have been together for 20 years and she always treated me as if I were her own son. She volunteered at a community center and spent hours caring for home bound seniors. She loved to garden. She didn’t have a lot of money but would give her last dollar to someone in need.

There’s no need to respond to this message. I just wanted to say a few words about her life. In my eyes, this humble woman who passed away was a greater person than SJ, with all her grifting and fakery, could ever hope to be.

Love remains.

 

[RWChatter]

I’ve been missing from Tattle for a few weeks because life has a way of changing. My partner’s mother had her annual mammogram on July 1. The image showed something “odd” so a biopsy was performed. It had some markers for cancer, but not all…so the surgeon decided to treat it as if it was cancer. She had a lumpectomy and the doctor discovered the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes. Additional scans were done and we learned the cancer had spread to her bones…spine, ribs, pelvis, and skull. The cancer was very aggressive…in a matter of weeks, she went from a strong, active, independent woman to needing a cane, then a walker, then a wheelchair…until she was completely bedridden. The pain was excruciating. Even the strongest IV pain medication had little effect. She passed away on August 28, less than two months after her routine mammogram. She was 70 years old.

She wasn’t a queen or a fairytale princess living in a castle. She was an ordinary person. Her illness and death was so unfair. She was so kind and compassionate, a mom and nana who was devoted to her sons and her grandson. My partner and I have been together for 20 years and she always treated me as if I were her own son. She volunteered at a community center and spent hours caring for home bound seniors. She loved to garden. She didn’t have a lot of money but would give her last dollar to someone in need.

There’s no need to respond to this message. I just wanted to say a few words about her life. In my eyes, this humble woman who passed away was a greater person than SJ, with all her grifting and fakery, could ever hope to be.

So very sorry for your loss. Sending love and comfort to you and your partner.

 

[MadameChat]

Watched its a wonderful life chateau road trip where they visited La Chatre and did a drive by of a very quiet La Lande.
I noticed that Amury never built the bin surround he was planning.

I watched it too, was hoping they might drive up always interesting to see lielande from a different perspective and I wondered when they visited it looked very quiet probably the way it is generally and not the hive of overwrought excitement as shown on vlogs

 

[Jules100]

They reference her in the Lalande and More FB group. Pretty much told her if she doesn't like it she can leave the group. Her posts were deleted so I don't know what she said. The post referencing her seems to have been deleted too.

BTW, check out this BS:
View attachment 1571273

What a bunch of hypocrites. Escape to the Chateau de Lalande & More, whether you know it or not, you have helped to build CD tattle.

 

[Le Baiseur]

I’ve been missing from Tattle for a few weeks because life has a way of changing. My partner’s mother had her annual mammogram on July 1. The image showed something “odd” so a biopsy was performed. It had some markers for cancer, but not all…so the surgeon decided to treat it as if it was cancer. She had a lumpectomy and the doctor discovered the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes. Additional scans were done and we learned the cancer had spread to her bones…spine, ribs, pelvis, and skull. The cancer was very aggressive…in a matter of weeks, she went from a strong, active, independent woman to needing a cane, then a walker, then a wheelchair…until she was completely bedridden. The pain was excruciating. Even the strongest IV pain medication had little effect. She passed away on August 28, less than two months after her routine mammogram. She was 70 years old.

She wasn’t a queen or a fairytale princess living in a castle. She was an ordinary person. Her illness and death was so unfair. She was so kind and compassionate, a mom and nana who was devoted to her sons and her grandson. My partner and I have been together for 20 years and she always treated me as if I were her own son. She volunteered at a community center and spent hours caring for home bound seniors. She loved to garden. She didn’t have a lot of money but would give her last dollar to someone in need.

There’s no need to respond to this message. I just wanted to say a few words about her life. In my eyes, this humble woman who passed away was a greater person than SJ, with all her grifting and fakery, could ever hope to be.

I know you said a response isn't necessary, but I'd be remiss not to let you know my heart goes out to your partner, you, and the family. Much love and big hugs to you all.

 

[ploppityplop2]

I’m confused

 

[Lady Whistledown’s Papers]

Reminds me of the Disney character dinners you pay to have dinner with Goofy and Minnie

i truly find it amazing ( or perhaps I shouldn’t) that she is so imperious to have not gone full out to host the very people who are making her profligate lifestyle possible. It’s like she’s saying to them “f you all little people. You’ll like what I give you and shut up about it “ They embody the mentality of the society in which we live today. People are sheep. They accept what they are given and thank the largess of those who are the “elites” who have doled the scraps out to them. I shake my head in disgust

 

[Iolair]

because it's similar to "abandoned convent"?

Despite of course that it was staged...
It was good to see Anna 'acting' rude and condescending towards her dick of a husband in their latest vlog. Usually it's the other way round and not an act on his part. He's very slapable.

They dressed the master bedroom. Not especially to my taste, but with some lovely individual pieces... the painted screen is a delight, as is the black and gold (Napoleon III?) table they shoved against the wall. One of our spare bedrooms has that exact same IKEA four poster beds. I'm not a big fan of the lit candles they placed at the end of the bed - dangerous and highly impractical, and placed only for effect. Actively despise that dog lamp they used. Don't like the curtains or the way they are hung. Would have gone for blackouts ones myself. They had every opportunity to make the room look opulent and elegant without being overwhelming but missed the chance. A floor rug wouldn't have gone amiss and perhaps some of Anna's flowers to tie it all together.

What do we all think of their house? I like it a lot. I like Anna much too - though not that obnoxious self centered know it all she's married to. I still can't figure out why Fanny went with their (not their) wine. When it comes down to it, what's in it for them?

 

[MadameChat]

I’ve been missing from Tattle for a few weeks because life has a way of changing. My partner’s mother had her annual mammogram on July 1. The image showed something “odd” so a biopsy was performed. It had some markers for cancer, but not all…so the surgeon decided to treat it as if it was cancer. She had a lumpectomy and the doctor discovered the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes. Additional scans were done and we learned the cancer had spread to her bones…spine, ribs, pelvis, and skull. The cancer was very aggressive…in a matter of weeks, she went from a strong, active, independent woman to needing a cane, then a walker, then a wheelchair…until she was completely bedridden. The pain was excruciating. Even the strongest IV pain medication had little effect. She passed away on August 28, less than two months after her routine mammogram. She was 70 years old.

She wasn’t a queen or a fairytale princess living in a castle. She was an ordinary person. Her illness and death was so unfair. She was so kind and compassionate, a mom and nana who was devoted to her sons and her grandson. My partner and I have been together for 20 years and she always treated me as if I were her own son. She volunteered at a community center and spent hours caring for home bound seniors. She loved to garden. She didn’t have a lot of money but would give her last dollar to someone in need.

There’s no need to respond to this message. I just wanted to say a few words about her life. In my eyes, this humble woman who passed away was a greater person than SJ, with all her grifting and fakery, could ever hope to be.

I’m very sorry for your loss I grieve with you

 

[Lady Whistledown’s Papers]

Honestly, I didn’t expect anything to happen regardless of what was being said. However, I think even if there had been a reveal or confrontation or whatever….it’s doubtful it would have made a difference. In my humble opinion, there is a shocking lack of common sense in the world today. People don’t want to see things how they are. They only care about their emotions and how something makes them feel. So, I think she will continue to get away with it for a lot longer. She will lose a few patrons and viewers but I think this is going to continue on for a while. People don’t want to see behind the curtain, so to speak. They want to go on believing the story that makes them feel good. We are so hard wired to be repulsed when we see someone getting away with bad acts. We want justice. That is something that is becoming harder to get in life. I can only speak for myself. I like hanging out here, but I no longer expect anything to happen. If it does, great.

Correct!

 

[M&MsMom]

I’ve been missing from Tattle for a few weeks because life has a way of changing. My partner’s mother had her annual mammogram on July 1. The image showed something “odd” so a biopsy was performed. It had some markers for cancer, but not all…so the surgeon decided to treat it as if it was cancer. She had a lumpectomy and the doctor discovered the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes. Additional scans were done and we learned the cancer had spread to her bones…spine, ribs, pelvis, and skull. The cancer was very aggressive…in a matter of weeks, she went from a strong, active, independent woman to needing a cane, then a walker, then a wheelchair…until she was completely bedridden. The pain was excruciating. Even the strongest IV pain medication had little effect. She passed away on August 28, less than two months after her routine mammogram. She was 70 years old.

She wasn’t a queen or a fairytale princess living in a castle. She was an ordinary person. Her illness and death was so unfair. She was so kind and compassionate, a mom and nana who was devoted to her sons and her grandson. My partner and I have been together for 20 years and she always treated me as if I were her own son. She volunteered at a community center and spent hours caring for home bound seniors. She loved to garden. She didn’t have a lot of money but would give her last dollar to someone in need.

There’s no need to respond to this message. I just wanted to say a few words about her life. In my eyes, this humble woman who passed away was a greater person than SJ, with all her grifting and fakery, could ever hope to be.

There is no way that I could not respond to your message here! Your partner's mother sounds like an amazing human, full of life, compassion and love. Much love to you and your family.

 

[suthern_lurker]

I’ve been missing from Tattle for a few weeks because life has a way of changing. My partner’s mother had her annual mammogram on July 1. The image showed something “odd” so a biopsy was performed. It had some markers for cancer, but not all…so the surgeon decided to treat it as if it was cancer. She had a lumpectomy and the doctor discovered the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes. Additional scans were done and we learned the cancer had spread to her bones…spine, ribs, pelvis, and skull. The cancer was very aggressive…in a matter of weeks, she went from a strong, active, independent woman to needing a cane, then a walker, then a wheelchair…until she was completely bedridden. The pain was excruciating. Even the strongest IV pain medication had little effect. She passed away on August 28, less than two months after her routine mammogram. She was 70 years old.

She wasn’t a queen or a fairytale princess living in a castle. She was an ordinary person. Her illness and death was so unfair. She was so kind and compassionate, a mom and nana who was devoted to her sons and her grandson. My partner and I have been together for 20 years and she always treated me as if I were her own son. She volunteered at a community center and spent hours caring for home bound seniors. She loved to garden. She didn’t have a lot of money but would give her last dollar to someone in need.

There’s no need to respond to this message. I just wanted to say a few words about her life. In my eyes, this humble woman who passed away was a greater person than SJ, with all her grifting and fakery, could ever hope to be.

So sad to hear this.
Prayers are with you and yours!

 

[Ginginger]

I watched it too, was hoping they might drive up always interesting to see lielande from a different perspective and I wondered when they visited it looked very quiet probably the way it is generally and not the hive of overwrought excitement as shown on vlogs

Cilantro people…
So far this is the only comment they have liked!

 

[Le Baiseur]

Cilantro people…
So far this is the only comment they have liked!
View attachment 1571375

To avoid cultural appropriation, I prefer the term "Coriander People"

 

[pink roses]

@KyBourbon
May she Rest In Peace ! And may your memories help in this time of sadness.

 

[Scorpio]

I’ve been missing from Tattle for a few weeks because life has a way of changing. My partner’s mother had her annual mammogram on July 1. The image showed something “odd” so a biopsy was performed. It had some markers for cancer, but not all…so the surgeon decided to treat it as if it was cancer. She had a lumpectomy and the doctor discovered the cancer had spread to her lymph nodes. Additional scans were done and we learned the cancer had spread to her bones…spine, ribs, pelvis, and skull. The cancer was very aggressive…in a matter of weeks, she went from a strong, active, independent woman to needing a cane, then a walker, then a wheelchair…until she was completely bedridden. The pain was excruciating. Even the strongest IV pain medication had little effect. She passed away on August 28, less than two months after her routine mammogram. She was 70 years old.

She wasn’t a queen or a fairytale princess living in a castle. She was an ordinary person. Her illness and death was so unfair. She was so kind and compassionate, a mom and nana who was devoted to her sons and her grandson. My partner and I have been together for 20 years and she always treated me as if I were her own son. She volunteered at a community center and spent hours caring for home bound seniors. She loved to garden. She didn’t have a lot of money but would give her last dollar to someone in need.

This get used often but I find it comforting

She Is Gone
You can shed tears that she is gone
Or you can smile because she has lived

You can close your eyes and pray that she will come back
Or you can open your eyes and see all that she has left

Your heart can be empty because you can’t see her
Or you can be full of the love that you shared

You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday
Or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday

You can remember her and only that she is gone
Or you can cherish her memory and let it live on

You can cry and close your mind, be empty and turn your back
Or you can do what she would want: smile, open your eyes, love and go on.

 

[OhIDontKnow...]

Cilantro people…
So far this is the only comment they have liked!
View attachment 1571375

nomination “WARNING! They are cilantro people! You either love them or hate them!