Yes, @Geordieboy71 remembered seeing it in a Patreon video, wrongly identifying Shrek as American.Apologies for quoting myself, but I am wondering if my memory is playing tricks. Does anyone else remember this - was it Shrek who did the new design or was it someone else? Either way, it took a very long time and presumably cost a lot of patron money.
Sheās too cheap to rent nice pavilions-. I bet they were musty and rat piss scented.Those TENTS are a DISGRACE and should be burnt immediately. The nerve of Fanny. They would not have been put up in my garden.
The tent thing reminds me of every disaster movie I've ever seen. The mandatory med tent where casualties of some ravaging disease lie injured on cot beds, bloodied and dying, hooked up to intravenous drips and being tended by worn out army medical staff, in a devastated area. Supplies are running low. Evacuation is discussed. Naturally there is a breakdown of civil authority. In the next scene, marauders break through the lines to ransack and plunder, causing extensive damage and heaping severe trauma onto already helpless victims. Zombies and/or aliens may be involved. Welcome to a weekend at lieLande.Christ those tents look like army surplus from WW2. I wouldnāt have been surprised to see the cast from Dadās Army lurking about. Why not spend some money Fanny and hire a white marquee that could have been made āso prettyā by decorating it with flowers and greenery from the grounds. FRK would have been in her element. But then the effect would have been spoiled by the awful tables and chairs that they used. Hey ho I suppose itās one step up from the shed they were in last year. Just a pity that the recent storms and heavy rain was missing when it was needed.
lamb ( marinated) with carrots ( fresh from the garden) with 400,000 tomatos) with quinoire and lentils, and leak oilstuart says she is making lamb ( marinated) with carrots ( fresh from the garden) with 400,000 tomatos) with quinoire and lentils, and leak oil.
I think itās nice that the musty, rat scented tent atmosphere reflects the farmhouse! I wonder if they provided Chinet chamber pots for the Patreons?Sheās too cheap to rent nice pavilions-. I bet they were musty and rat piss scented.
One of those dresses that pretends to be pretty but isn't. Print, drawing and colors bad to start with and the strapless thing is a hot mess, not for day, not for what is essentially a business lunch. Oy.The photo should be cropped to make the scan as accurate as possible.View attachment 2369174
Thank you for sharing!
Fanny's tents reminds me of those movie scenes depicting travelling revivalists from the 1920s and 1930s in the southern US only she doesn't draw quite the crowd.I guess we always knew that all SJ cares about her patrons is their money, but by putting them under that awful tent, she's just pissing on her patrons at this point!! That is simply not how you treat your financial supporters. I've attended patrons' galas/events for non-profits in NYC that get less money than SJ monthly, that put better effort to host their supporters than SJ does!
SJ Patron Days tent looked more like a gravesite ceremony!
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Even the South Florida Jewish Cemetery has better tents!
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Here you go, Steffy! https://www.chapiteaux-tixier.com/evenementiel/exposition/structure-15m
BTW, thanks, @tuffiti for sharing.
Not so much a hospitality pavilion for International Patreon Pilgrimage Day as a field hospital.The tent thing reminds me of every disaster movie I've ever seen. The mandatory med tent where casualties of some ravaging disease lie injured on cot beds, bloodied and dying, hooked up to intravenous drips and being tended by worn out army medical staff, in a devastated area. Supplies are running low. Evacuation is discussed. Naturally there is a breakdown of civil authority. In the next scene, marauders break through the lines to ransack and plunder, causing extensive damage and heaping severe trauma onto already helpless victims. Zombies and/or aliens may be involved. Welcome to a weekend at lieLande.
Ditto Thanks @tuffitiI guess we always knew that all SJ cares about her patrons is their money, but by putting them under that awful tent, she's just pissing on her patrons at this point!! That is simply not how you treat your financial supporters. I've attended patrons' galas/events for non-profits in NYC that get less money than SJ monthly, that put better effort to host their supporters than SJ does!
BTW, thanks, @tuffiti for sharing.
They didn't do any of those things because they don't care about the patrons, just their money. BTW, the food looked awful except for the cheese which they didn't make. The whole thing was skanky, just like last year.Ditto Thanks @tuffiti
I do not understand why they did not used the water pressure thingy to at least make the tent looks a bit better (and since it was free as a good gesture, you send it back "better looking". Also, why they didn't decorated with flowers and fabrics, it's not like they have a "florist" on hand or having a "narnia" full to the brim with fabrics ...![]()
Because they only started working on putting the whole thing together the day before the arrival of the guests. You could've had the tent up a few days earlier, tablecloths together a month ago, along with planned draperies for tent, etc. But, hey --Ditto Thanks @tuffiti
I do not understand why they did not used the water pressure thingy to at least make the tent looks a bit better (and since it was free as a good gesture, you send it back "better looking". Also, why they didn't decorated with flowers and fabrics, it's not like they have a "florist" on hand or having a "narnia" full to the brim with fabrics ...![]()
Field hospital, kaching! I was thinking Iowa State Fair 4 H Club sheep pens for the, ehr, less prepossessing candidates and first time entrants.Not so much a hospitality pavilion for International Patreon Pilgrimage Day as a field hospital.
A great improvement on being shoved into the wood store, despite those awful trestle tables and horribly uncomfortable chairs. (I wonder if the Pethericks still have the round tables, decent chairs and marquee from their eventsā business)
They were probably thrown away like disposable tablecloths because as we know nothing gets washed in that place.Does anyone recall Sarah from (M&M), made table clothes last year for the Patreon Day. She made them from gifted fabrics that were in Narnia.. I wonder what happened to those as I recall the fabric was lovely. She also did a nice job on them using the machine.
She could buy a beautiful tent and write it off against the b&b income. She could charge it to association funds as overhead expense. She will need it in the future. But she is an idiot.I guess we always knew that all SJ cares about her patrons is their money, but by putting them under that awful tent, she's just pissing on her patrons at this point!! That is simply not how you treat your financial supporters. I've attended patrons' galas/events for non-profits in NYC that get less money than SJ monthly, that put better effort to host their supporters than SJ does!
SJ Patron Days tent looked more like a gravesite ceremony!
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Even the South Florida Jewish Cemetery has better tents!
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Here you go, Steffy! https://www.chapiteaux-tixier.com/evenementiel/exposition/structure-15m
BTW, thanks, @tuffiti for sharing.
The woman is absolutely mental! She spends so much money on useless things like employing a gold-digging gay boyfriend and thousands on rotting period paneling but skimps on things that actually matter like her farmhouse's structural integrity and a proper marquee to conveniently host people who finance her every whim!She could buy a beautiful tent and write it off against the b&b income. She could charge it to association funds as an overhead expense. She will need it in the future. But she is an idiot.