A few years back I was invited to work on a dig in the Camargue and said no. A - because it wasn't WW1related and B - because working with Camargue guys just seemed too tough of a proposition. Now I really want to visit the region. I'd love to wander Aigues-Mortes, walk the battlements and climb a pink salt mountain.I believe someone here suggested that fanny had had a recent shopping spree at Anthropolgie. After a quick shufty in their sale frocks I see there is nothing that fanny would go for at her ceiling price of £/€/$50. But I also see at lot of frocks that she would go for and maybe already has.
Thrush as a Camargue GardianHave you seen those guys at work? Tough as old boots and rough n' ready to go, check them out @HalcyonOrganic . Thrush would be worrying about chipping his nail polish.
SO freaking jealous right now!I have, we had a holiday that way a few years back. It was fiesta week at Aigues-Mortes when we were there and they rode through the streets with the wild horses. Could you imagine him on horseback rounding up the bulls on the marshes, imagine the terror on his face.
Exactly, it's not transsexuality, it's identity theft. He's a zombie.@ScooterMaGoo whatever gives you the idea that PhiPhi might be trying to become Fanny?!?
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you had me at the first half, i'm not gonna lieAccording to my sources, Michael and Alex had creative differences in the way they shot and edited the videos, so they stopped working together.
And since Alex was already there, Billy started using him for his videos instead of letting him go.
Don’t forget your grain of salt. ,
Snorts ideal vs reality.I have, we had a holiday that way a few years back. It was fiesta week at Aigues-Mortes when we were there and they rode through the streets with the wild horses. Could you imagine him on horseback rounding up the bulls on the marshes, imagine the terror on his face.
There's the huge nation wide charity she could donate to Resto du Coeur for those on the poverty line. Also in the Indre et Loire there is the Comite local d'aide aux victimes (CLAV), for domestic violence which is on the rise there. She looks no further than the end of her nose or her next purchase of tat. All of this could be found out in a second. I don't suppose for one moment he ever reads or listens to French radio or watches French TV. Then again there are so many who live here that don't. Still watch their UK TV, stick to UK time and even watch the UK weather forecast...Why? I remember back when we had Tempete Xynthia and warnings were being given out on French TV, phoned a friend to say hope you don't get any damage tonight. Her response not a clue about any of it her words "they didn't metion it of the BBC weather forecast this evening". You give up sometimes.I'd be interested to know from our Frenchies what the top actual social problems in rural Indre-et-Loire are where Lalande is located, and what the best local charities addressing those questions would be.
Jarvis needs to support France. I remember thinking during a recent domestic violence/lockdown crisis in La France Profonde, this is what Jarvis needs to be giving her money to.
If feeding the hungry is one's priority, who would that be in Indre-sur-Loire? Is it the pressing local issue? Catholic charities are not always the best ones as the Irish orphanages, and American pedophiles, have taught us. I check every one I give to through Charity Navigator. What first springs to mind is not always helpful -- for example, clothing and supplies during disasters impose huge storage/cargo costs when what is needed is potable water to avoid cholera and triage supplies on site. Charity Navigator every year names its top 10 charities and Direct Relief is usually number one (not Red Cross or United Way or Oxfam, NB, never found among the top-rated.)
I'll shut up now. Elmo's rebranding of Twitter as X is the last straw. I have to find another platform, yikes.
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It is lovely we intend to go back again at some stage. Aigues-Mortes was just down the road from where we were staying at Le Grau du Roi.A few years back I was invited to work on a dig in the Camargue and said no. A - because it wasn't WW1related and B - because working with Camargue guys just seemed too tough of a proposition. Now I really want to visit the region. I'd love to wander Aigues-Mortes, walk the battlements and climb a pink salt mountain.
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SO freaking jealous right now!
Thanks for the vid., didn’t see that ending before.They will be back in September according to this announcement, and Julie's departure is mentioned in the comments below the video if you watch it on youtube:
Sometimes a little humor can go a long way for some of us. I don't take any of the chateauverse seriously at all and personally, I'm not out to get anyone. This site is a distraction for me. That's all. Nothing more. I don't wish anyone dead and I don't sit around thinking about it. People that are stupid enough to fall for Fanny deserve what they get in my book. I'll just leave it at that.I'll just leave this here.
For anybody who believes this site has redeeming social importance, ie., gathering the facts to support charges against Isabelle and Stephanie Jarvis of worker exploitation, harassment, unlawful dismissal, animal cruelty, and possible tax evasion, so journalists and law enforcement could take the evidence seriously, the idea that we sit around thinking up ways for the chateau residents to die is anathema.
I don't sit around thinking of ways for them to die. It sabotages all the good work here and the danger people underwent to do it.
Seems Ms. Gwen is crackin‘ the whip on Billy boy.Gwen is looking great.
Absolutely…and good for her!Seems Ms. Gwen is crackin‘ the whip on Billy boy.
‘Crack on‘ Gwen dear.
I think Gwen nailed it when she said " I have been asking about this since January, only took 7 months" I don't think that is nagging or a whinging bitch, it's a partner asking your loved one to help you with renovations. The same partner that doesn't have to get a real job, can play with things like a Convent renovation and you tube. Gwen is still with the kids all day as it gives Billy a way to be out of the house.Just watched Billy's vlog from last night; have also read all the speculation regarding MP's whereabouts and I'm finding I just don't give a toss.
But I do have a few thoughts on Billy himself... in his latest, he says, "Gwen's been nagging me..." and "I've got to keep Gwen happy..." and that's rubbed me the wrong way. If my hubs said that about me in a vlog with the potential of being watched by everyone on the planet, I'd have his freaking balls. It's tantamount to saying 'my partner is a whinging bitch.' Gotta keep the Bank of Gwen happy? Stfu Billy and treat your partner with respect.
So sweet!A little update on Baby Potpourri:
This shot was taken last week. He is three weeks old today and has grown one inch since birth.
We've moved back to our condo, and my parents have been visiting the baby almost every evening.
I asked my dad if he would consider gifting the baby with a plush porcelain dinner set, and my dad was like, WHY WOULD I DO THAT?
When I told him that I know of a 26-year-old dude whose grandparents always gave him crockery when he growing up, my dad retorted:
WHY? DID HIS BALLS NOT DESCEND?
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Now back to Lalande!
Sounds like the real France I like to think about, instead of that royalist bullshit. (Actually, thinking about Louis IX, kings' ability to build monuments toI have, we had a holiday that way a few years back. It was fiesta week at Aigues-Mortes when we were there and they rode through the streets with the wild horses. Could you imagine him on horseback rounding up the bulls on the marshes, imagine the terror on his face.
Glad to think Baby Rri's cradle is surrounded by the good fairies of hilarity. Good one.A little update on Baby Potpourri:
This shot was taken last week. He is three weeks old today and has grown one inch since birth.
We've moved back to our condo, and my parents have been visiting the baby almost every evening.
I asked my dad if he would consider gifting the baby with a plush porcelain dinner set, and my dad was like, WHY WOULD I DO THAT?
When I told him that I know of a 26-year-old dude whose grandparents always gave him crockery when he growing up, my dad retorted:
WHY? DID HIS BALLS NOT DESCEND?
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Now back to Lalande!
Now, now…we don’t use the word “normal” here. We say Amanda is “chateau conventional.” On the other hand, Fanny is “chateau challenged.”Yes! Kudos to Amanda. (Sorry I should have looked her up) Really great interview. Normal. What you see is what you get.
Hmmmm... admittedly, just like the Brits in France I suppose, I keep a close eye on Aussie news, despite being so far away. I do it because I'm forever homesick and because when I'm talking to friends and family, I already know the news from their respective areas. Aussie weather conditions claim my attention, with family members in the fire brigade and Australia having the alarming habit of burning down each Summer. South Pacific news is also of interest, climate change wise, and I also keep an eye on goings on in Canberra. Sports news leaves me uninterested, unresponsive and bored. I imagine that wherever a person moves to, they always leave a part of themselves at "home." I do however find that keeping GMT in France truly bizzare! With Fanny though, I'm sure she keeps an eye on the news from London, essentially to know when the sales are on.There's the huge nation wide charity she could donate to Resto du Coeur for those on the poverty line. Also in the Indre et Loire there is the Comite local d'aide aux victimes (CLAV), for domestic violence which is on the rise there. She looks no further than the end of her nose or her next purchase of tat. All of this could be found out in a second. I don't suppose for one moment he ever reads or listens to French radio or watches French TV. Then again there are so many who live here that don't. Still watch their UK TV, stick to UK time and even watch the UK weather forecast...Why? I remember back when we had Tempete Xynthia and warnings were being given out on French TV, phoned a friend to say hope you don't get any damage tonight. Her response not a clue about any of it her words "they didn't metion it of the BBC weather forecast this evening". You give up sometimes.
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It is lovely we intend to go back again at some stage. Aigues-Mortes was just down the road from where we were staying at Le Grau du Roi.
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Oh and Gardianne de Taureau, served with camargue rice, may not look much but it is absolutely delicious.
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I noticed that, too, and it didn’t sound good. I agree, in the video it appeared Billy was disrespecting Gwen. But, honestly, I don’t think Billy was actually frustrated with Gwen…I think Billy is really frustrated that HE is working on the bedrooms and not Michael. In the past, Billy doesn’t hesitate to call out Michael in a video…like when he finally sold the Mercedes he was going to gift Michael if he just got his drivers license (and he didn’t as of that time). He was publicly shaming Michael, I believe in the hope to motivate him. I think this might be the same thing…Billy dropping his work at the convent to work on the chateau and publicly expressing his frustration. Months ago, Michael said he would be working on the chateau while Billy worked on the convent. I think Billy’s ire is really directed at Michael in the hopes he’ll light a fire under him.Just watched Billy's vlog from last night; have also read all the speculation regarding MP's whereabouts and I'm finding I just don't give a toss.
But I do have a few thoughts on Billy himself... in his latest, he says, "Gwen's been nagging me..." and "I've got to keep Gwen happy..." and that's rubbed me the wrong way. If my hubs said that about me in a vlog with the potential of being watched by everyone on the planet, I'd have his freaking balls. It's tantamount to saying 'my partner is a whinging bitch.' Gotta keep the Bank of Gwen happy? Stfu Billy and treat your partner with respect.
Yum.Oh and Gardianne de Taureau, served with camargue rice, may not look much but it is absolutely delicious.
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