I think I remember Natti saying the blonde woman is her sister and the two girls are Natti's nieces.
I think I remember Natti saying the blonde woman is her sister and the two girls are Natti's nieces.No, that's not Nati's mom in the red dress. Her mom has short brown hair and looks like a mom. I don't know who it is though. Very cheap looking for sure. But what do you expect from a party a La Lande. Really, not Christmas attire at all. I grew up in a conservative Roman Catholic family. Christmas day meant attending high mass mid-morning. We did not observe midnight mass as it was too late and we were all in bed. You stayed in your church clothes all day. Grandmas, Grandpas, and other relatives came for a late afternoon meal. It was festive but not really a party. My mother observed the Catholic French custom of Christmas Eve being the time to have more of a party, albeit without meat as is the custom for Catholics. Presents were opened after we ate. I know a lot of people think of Christmas as just as an excuse to over consume, but that is not the meaning at all. I no longer practice Catholicism, but I do respect the meaning of Christmas and try to practice some of the more meaningful significance of it. I would never dress as if I was a hooker or going to a nightclub. It is a time for family whatever you family may be. When I see Kate MIddleton and her beautiful family, I am reminded so much of my mother getting dressed for Christmas mass with her beautiful coat, gloves, and stunning hat. Such elegance and class! Getting a bit teary eyed as I miss my mom so much at Christmas.
And who is Busty McBurlesque wearing the sparkle dress?!? She looks like she’s just off the stage from a bad touring production of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes!!! @Le Comte de Monte Cristo it’s not just a shower these folks need! I hope they’ve all had a course of Penicillin!!! Someone might want to run to the apothecary and pick up some crabicide too since Dana’s there!Merry Christmas from LL!
ok i shall try it next time somebody wants a photo of me..It makes their silhouette and waist appear to be more slimmer and feminin.
oh my ....the reincaration of Lolo Ferrari...And who is Busty McBurlesque wearing the sparkle dress?!? She looks like she’s just off the stage from a bad touring production of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes!!! @Le Comte de Monte Cristo it’s not just a shower these folks need! I hope they’ve all had a course of Penicillin!!! Someone might want to run to the apothecary and pick up some crabicide too since Dana’s there!
I can’t help but think you and I might be related somewhere down the line! Christmas is the hardest time for my brother and me. We were both very close to our mother and this is the time of year we miss her most. While she always did Christmas up big it wasn’t about consumption. Her belief was the holidays were a time for service. We always assembled baskets of homemade treats and jars of spice tea for friends, neighbors and those folks in town with no one. She assisted with preparations at church and was active in the local senior’s program. She always made sure that little gifts were made for the residents of our local nursing home. We did attend midnight service but that was because I was a soloist. I always got stuck with O Holy Night because of the high notes. After 30 years if I never have to sing it again, it will be too soon. Between Thanksgiving and Christmas was a wildly busy time for us but I’ve never regretted the experience nor the example she set. We also did our family celebration on Christmas Eve. My brother recently commented to me that as long as we have our memories she still lives. The more I see of the blind, foolish and self-centered behavior around the chateauverse the more I realize how blessed I am. How blessed we all are.No, that's not Nati's mom in the red dress. Her mom has short brown hair and looks like a mom. I don't know who it is though. Very cheap looking for sure. But what do you expect from a party a La Lande. Really, not Christmas attire at all. I grew up in a conservative Roman Catholic family. Christmas day meant attending high mass mid-morning. We did not observe midnight mass as it was too late and we were all in bed. You stayed in your church clothes all day. Grandmas, Grandpas, and other relatives came for a late afternoon meal. It was festive but not really a party. My mother observed the Catholic French custom of Christmas Eve being the time to have more of a party, albeit without meat as is the custom for Catholics. Presents were opened after we ate. I know a lot of people think of Christmas as just as an excuse to over consume, but that is not the meaning at all. I no longer practice Catholicism, but I do respect the meaning of Christmas and try to practice some of the more meaningful significance of it. I would never dress as if I was a hooker or going to a nightclub. It is a time for family whatever you family may be. When I see Kate MIddleton and her beautiful family, I am reminded so much of my mother getting dressed for Christmas mass with her beautiful coat, gloves, and stunning hat. Such elegance and class! Getting a bit teary eyed as I miss my mom so much at Christmas.
If you live in the countryside like that there's not a lot to do. It's hardly New York or London. Fanny shows a bit of glamour... it's vulgar sure, but if you look at the guests well so are they. Dana has cooked there a lot, the gardener is there... It's almost like an office Christmas party. That's why they come. They also have their own channels so I guess that they think of it as PR.its obvious...that place is the perfect place to fuck around...thats why they want to come...its just a swingersclub without heat...disgusting..lets hope they all had a good shower before the entertainment started... Btw Fanny seems healed...its a christmasmiracle..
The religious aspect of Christmas played no part in the shenanigans at the Farmhouse. Fanny worships money and alcohol, and herself. That's it.No, that's not Nati's mom in the red dress. Her mom has short brown hair and looks like a mom. I don't know who it is though. Very cheap looking for sure. But what do you expect from a party a La Lande. Really, not Christmas attire at all. I grew up in a conservative Roman Catholic family. Christmas day meant attending high mass mid-morning. We did not observe midnight mass as it was too late and we were all in bed. You stayed in your church clothes all day. Grandmas, Grandpas, and other relatives came for a late afternoon meal. It was festive but not really a party. My mother observed the Catholic French custom of Christmas Eve being the time to have more of a party, albeit without meat as is the custom for Catholics. Presents were opened after we ate. I know a lot of people think of Christmas as just as an excuse to over consume, but that is not the meaning at all. I no longer practice Catholicism, but I do respect the meaning of Christmas and try to practice some of the more meaningful significance of it. I would never dress as if I was a hooker or going to a nightclub. It is a time for family whatever you family may be. When I see Kate MIddleton and her beautiful family, I am reminded so much of my mother getting dressed for Christmas mass with her beautiful coat, gloves, and stunning hat. Such elegance and class! Getting a bit teary eyed as I miss my mom so much at Christmas.
how ridiculous to put a wool carpet in front of a cooker/stove. It's ridiculous, things will drop on it, oil and fat will splatter over it... totally pretentious and unhygienic in my opinion. Kitchens should be clean.@ComtesseRose Merci for the new thread on Christmas morning!!
Black kitchens are not my personal preference at all… but there are ways to do it tastefully. Although I don’t have my hopes up for them, based on the bathrooms
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who sleeps with the dogs end up with the fleas....we also live in the countryside...that doesnt mean my place is going to act as a whorehouse?? no way...its the people...not the location...that old bunch had those parties even in university i guess...Lalande is very usefull..no neigbors around... If her supporting grannies would know....If you live in the countryside like that there's not a lot to do. It's hardly New York or London. Fanny shows a bit of glamour... it's vulgar sure, but if you look at the guests well so are they. Dana has cooked there a lot, the gardener is there... It's almost like an office Christmas party. That's why they come. They also have their own channels so I guess that they think of it as PR.
The religious aspect of Christmas played no part in the shenanigans at the Farmhouse. Fanny worships money and alcohol, and herself. That's it.
how ridiculous to put a wool carpet in front of a cooker/stove. It's ridiculous, things will drop on it, oil and fat will splatter over it... totally pretentious and unhygienic in my opinion. Kitchens should be clean.
Ah but these are Fanny's 'friends'. Birds of a feather flock together. Tacky Fanny will attract tacky 'friends'.who sleeps with the dogs end up with the fleas....we also live in the countryside...that doesnt mean my place is going to act as a whorehouse?? no way...its the people...not the location...that old bunch had those parties even in university i guess...Lalande is very usefull..no neigbors around... If her supporting grannies would know....i even get the feeling some will know..but in a way like to support that hedonistic lifestyle..
I feel the same! I hope we can meet someday. We do seem to have a lot in common. My mother visited New Orleans as a young woman, probably as a companion to my grandmother and great aunt, she loved it! Even though she was raised in Oregon on a farm, she always had a soft spot for the southern tradition of hospitality and generosity. At her funeral, everyone commented on what a beautiful lady she was. How many people even use the word lady anymore to describe a woman? She wasn't a push over or submissive and could stand her ground when needed. She believed in civility and manners no matter what. Behind closed doors, she could throw the pots and pans when frustrated, but when someone came into the room, she was gentle and smiling. She was a master at telling sophisticated jokes. She was good at cards and smart as a whip with numbers. She forbade me from watching soap operas as she said they were immoral, she would have thought the same for CDs! I wonder if there's a safe way we can exchange emails or something to communicate through as this is too public and very off topic for the other Tattlers.I can’t help but think you and I might be related somewhere down the line! Christmas is the hardest time for my brother and me. We were both very close to our mother and this is the time of year we miss her most. While she always did Christmas up big it wasn’t about consumption. Her belief was the holidays were a time for service. We always assembled baskets of homemade treats and jars of spice tea for friends, neighbors and those folks in town with no one. She assisted with preparations at church and was active in the local senior’s program. She always made sure that little gifts were made for the residents of our local nursing home. We did attend midnight service but that was because I was a soloist. I always got stuck with O Holy Night because of the high notes. After 30 years if I never have to sing it again, it will be too soon. Between Thanksgiving and Christmas was a wildly busy time for us but I’ve never regretted the experience nor the example she set. We also did our family celebration on Christmas Eve. My brother recently commented to me that as long as we have our memories she still lives. The more I see of the blind, foolish and self-centered behavior around the chateauverse the more I realize how blessed I am. How blessed we all are.
Unfortunately early on the email service had to be discontinued for the forum because of the flying monkeys attacking tattler’s inboxes. At least that’s the explanation I’ve seen posted. Unsurprising really. Vicious beasts those flying monkeys.I feel the same! I hope we can meet someday. We do seem to have a lot in common. My mother visited New Orleans as a young woman, probably as a companion to my grandmother and great aunt, she loved it! Even though she was raised in Oregon on a farm, she always had a soft spot for the southern tradition of hospitality and generosity. At her funeral, everyone commented on what a beautiful lady she was. How many people even use the word lady anymore to describe a woman? She wasn't a push over or submissive and could stand her ground when needed. She believed in civility and manners no matter what. Behind closed doors, she could throw the pots and pans when frustrated, but when someone came into the room, she was gentle and smiling. She was a master at telling sophisticated jokes. She was good at cards and smart as a whip with numbers. She forbade me from watching soap operas as she said they were immoral, she would have thought the same for CDs! I wonder if there's a safe way we can exchange emails or something to communicate through as this is too public and very off topic for the other Tattlers.
on the subject of Hygiene, I note Potts is still kneeding his bread on the manky kitchen table with the open cesspit cracks in the boards. So LaLande!If you live in the countryside like that there's not a lot to do. It's hardly New York or London. Fanny shows a bit of glamour... it's vulgar sure, but if you look at the guests well so are they. Dana has cooked there a lot, the gardener is there... It's almost like an office Christmas party. That's why they come. They also have their own channels so I guess that they think of it as PR.
The religious aspect of Christmas played no part in the shenanigans at the Farmhouse. Fanny worships money and alcohol, and herself. That's it.
how ridiculous to put a wool carpet in front of a cooker/stove. It's ridiculous, things will drop on it, oil and fat will splatter over it... totally pretentious and unhygienic in my opinion. Kitchens should be clean.
I was afraid of something like that. Well, we'll just keep in touch here and maybe something else will come up. So strange, meeting in cyberspace! In any event I enjoy our friendship.Unfortunately early on the email service had to be discontinued for the forum because of the flying monkeys attacking tattler’s inboxes. At least that’s the explanation I’ve seen posted. Unsurprising really. Vicious beasts those flying monkeys.
His kissing was more convincing when he was acting in that play.Is SJ planning to fly back to fly down to South Africa in January with her mummy and stepdaddy like she always does?
Is she visiting her beloved scholar at Villiotti's institute and will she once again exploit that poor girl's situation?
Are her fans going to get a repeat of these this year?
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Given the sad state of her French castle, should she even plan on traveling?
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A gay twink trying hard to act straight and failing terribly.
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