I think she believes her own hype - good for her, I'm not into putting down others for their looks - but her attentionseeking-ness is on par with SJ, and that is what I find so off-putting about Dana.
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Yes on all counts. Every time SJ swung the camera in her direction, she popped a hip and struck a pose. I did think the green velvet dress might be nice as a cushion material.I think she believes her own hype - good for her, I'm not into putting down others for their looks - but her attentionseeking-ness is on par with SJ, and that is what I find so off-putting about Dana.
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Dana is my least favourite person on the VLOG. She gives me the creeps.I think she believes her own hype - good for her, I'm not into putting down others for their looks - but her attentionseeking-ness is on par with SJ, and that is what I find so off-putting about Dana.
I was wondering if she's ever sent her 'good friend Kim ' a box of gifts? As Kim is always brings gifts to LOTL? She's Always on the receiving grabbing end.
Off topic & not to offend anyone : a try to settle the 'Château or not Château' issue.
I've read some comments about it
First, it's not a -too boring ? I hope- lecture on the history of the medieval French history (if interrested, please read authors : DUMEZIL, DUBY & al..). But I'd like to see myself as a "connoiseur, an enlightened amateur" on the topic -touring many a château in France : Valley of river Loire, Ile de France : surroundings of Paris (Versailles, Chantilly, Vaux-le-Vicomte, ..)
In short :
1: castle derives from the Latin, ancient Roman language, castrum (= fortified place) then castellum (= castrum's resident) . Idem chester in Uk : old English word for a Roman fortification ;
2: manor house derives from the Latin word 'manere' = residence. (in French = manoir)
The difference between the 2 isn't obvious, clear; however the agreement states : castle and manor were managed by a local, rural, lower nobility member (not attending the Royal Court) . NB : sometimes, the purchase of administrative function give you a tittle (in exchange of money to the Treasure). In French : acheter une charge, un titre.
So a château/ a manor features a main house, outbuildings (barn stables ..) making 1 or 2 wings, a or 2 3 turrets with spiral staircase adjoining onto the house, defending moat (if flat ground).
A misuse of language leads to name any building of some importance in rural France a castle (so castle doesn't imply nobility).
The châteaux - the genuine,lavish ones- are mainly in "la vallée de la Loire" between the towns of Blois and Angers - area called 'le jardin de la France'- with Chenonceau, Amboise, Cheverny, Chambord, and in the outskirts of Paris (the owners of these châteaux were wealthy members of the nobility).
At the end, Shäto de la Lande is a merely building (one among thousands) - with some historic features.
To call oneself : I'm the châtelaine de .. is making a serious 'grand faux pas' . A châtelaine -owner with a little of nobility and especially education) woud say : I'm the resident of the house. Otherwise you make an idiot of yourself. People say 'la châtelaine' -also 'la baronne'- to mock the people .... sorry for the French : pêter plus haut que son cul = word for word : to fart above one's arse
I've read some comments about it
First, it's not a -too boring ? I hope- lecture on the history of the medieval French history (if interrested, please read authors : DUMEZIL, DUBY & al..). But I'd like to see myself as a "connoiseur, an enlightened amateur" on the topic -touring many a château in France : Valley of river Loire, Ile de France : surroundings of Paris (Versailles, Chantilly, Vaux-le-Vicomte, ..)
In short :
1: castle derives from the Latin, ancient Roman language, castrum (= fortified place) then castellum (= castrum's resident) . Idem chester in Uk : old English word for a Roman fortification ;
2: manor house derives from the Latin word 'manere' = residence. (in French = manoir)
The difference between the 2 isn't obvious, clear; however the agreement states : castle and manor were managed by a local, rural, lower nobility member (not attending the Royal Court) . NB : sometimes, the purchase of administrative function give you a tittle (in exchange of money to the Treasure). In French : acheter une charge, un titre.
So a château/ a manor features a main house, outbuildings (barn stables ..) making 1 or 2 wings, a or 2 3 turrets with spiral staircase adjoining onto the house, defending moat (if flat ground).
A misuse of language leads to name any building of some importance in rural France a castle (so castle doesn't imply nobility).
The châteaux - the genuine,lavish ones- are mainly in "la vallée de la Loire" between the towns of Blois and Angers - area called 'le jardin de la France'- with Chenonceau, Amboise, Cheverny, Chambord, and in the outskirts of Paris (the owners of these châteaux were wealthy members of the nobility).
At the end, Shäto de la Lande is a merely building (one among thousands) - with some historic features.
To call oneself : I'm the châtelaine de .. is making a serious 'grand faux pas' . A châtelaine -owner with a little of nobility and especially education) woud say : I'm the resident of the house. Otherwise you make an idiot of yourself. People say 'la châtelaine' -also 'la baronne'- to mock the people .... sorry for the French : pêter plus haut que son cul = word for word : to fart above one's arse
'Well, I knew it was hot Dana, but not that hot! '
Think she's met her Match with Dana!
Possibly a leftover chocolate orange at Christmas?
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And plenty of leftover tat!
The landlord is most probably themselves as quoted in a previous thread. Financial arrangements. He has created a company (he is the director of it) and this company bought the château. All the official stuff was in the comment.
I wonder where they stand..Patreons giving them money, to do a bit of work , on a chateau, that they rent!
Maybe she would have appreciated the gift sent to MPK more than he did as it was still in the box 8 weeks later and Billy put it in with the rubbish while MPK was 'AWAY'. We know where but the Trotters aren't saying.
Over on Insta poor Ruby is fighting with the local cats and they don’t know what to do about it. Maybe get him neutered as people keep telling them 
Maybe get Teabag done at the same time? Might stop him wandering!Over on Insta poor Ruby is fighting with the local cats and they don’t know what to do about it. Maybe get him neutered as people keep telling them
I'm guessing the reason she is not showcasing and the others are could be due to the style of the renovations and La land is "old hat" now.
Oh,
Since marriage was ending her widow's pension she must have set something up to provide her and S. Maybe even convinced Percy to adopt S?
I am sure Isabelle insisted in some kind of agreement before wedding.Château dictionnary
Gustavo: male prostitute with expensive tastes
Madrid syndrom: stricto sensu, long journey to have some bedroom activities in a very expensive hotel in the middle of a pandemy
Flexible version, long journey to have some bedroom activities in a very expensive place
To be continued
Probably not from Percy. He has 3 children.
Probably not from Percy. He has 3 children.
Since marriage was ending her widow's pension she must have set something up to provide her and S. Maybe even convinced Percy to adopt S?Jesus ! Joseph ! Mary ! Crosses Self
Once an Alley Cat, always an Alley Cat
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Hopefully, Percy’s family made him draw up a pre-nup so anything he owns stays with HIS family!
This sentence needs an award... I don’t have the keys to the DB9 or the PJ.
@MojoDublin can you help out.
All I can provide is some
and some
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