Yes, that seems quite normal, even on the less expensive side for a restaurant like that. In my neck of the woods, Portland, Oregon, a glass of wine at a swanky restaurant is going to run about $12-15.Tonight I had a glass of wine which cost £9. My son seemed to think this was normal
Looks lovely and similar in many ways to my own quaint abode. I covet that carved armoire. And that table in the hall. Oh, and the floor rugs in the vestibule and dining room. But not all the delightful antique silverware on the sideboard, because gods, that'd be a witch to polish. It's all very reminiscent of our home here in Northern Ireland, with the only real difference being that if someone had to describe my decorating style it would begin with... 'There appears to have been a struggle.'The Marquis' wife here:
Tell me I'm wrong, but doesn't that main course look like a massive dog turd that was picked up from a sandy path and then plated?
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It's nice and sunny in Long Island and the family is able to use their sukkah for the first time.
The festival of Sukkot is beautiful. It is meant to remind themselves that their ancestors once lived in temporary dwellings in the desert.
But I am blown away by how some sukkot are so lavish, like the ones found in the link.
I can't take a picture of my husband's family sukkah (because they're all in there), but he did let me share their dining room and the foyer (forgive the yellow rag on the stairs--someone was dusting the banister.
I told him that I sometimes think his parents' Hampton house could almost pass for a YouTube "chateau!"
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Good girl! Consider yourself told off missy! I'm very happy you'll be more careful in the future. We can't afford to loose our beloved @Beachgirl, or any friend from our Tattle tribe! Besides, however much you enjoyed your evening (and I hope it was a delight) there are (sadly) deranged Fanny fans who would think nothing of scoping you out then following you home. Make sure you lock up tight! Am I trying to scare you? Yes, a little... but my heart is in the right place and because one can never ever be too careful when personal safety is the issue.
Has she finally ditched that horrid La Belle Epoque intro?!?
Sadly, no. However, she just uses one line of it now and cuts it off after the "uh-oh" and goes right into talking. Every time I hear it, I groan and then get pleasantly surprised that it's not the whole song, just that one line "La Belle Epoque uh-oh". Her videos are all over the place and I do sometimes skip through, but it has been a joy to see actual progress, which is all I'm there for.
It’s the uh-oh that makes me want to scream! Between that and Billy’s crack on/fantastic, argh!!!
That stuffed quail, there were'nt any veg or starch... the filling can't be considered the veg... so bizarre. Beautiful house btwThe Marquis' wife here:
Tell me I'm wrong, but doesn't that main course look like a massive dog turd that was picked up from a sandy path and then plated?
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It's nice and sunny in Long Island and the family is able to use their sukkah for the first time.
The festival of Sukkot is beautiful. It is meant to remind themselves that their ancestors once lived in temporary dwellings in the desert.
But I am blown away by how some sukkot are so lavish, like the ones found in the link.
I can't take a picture of my husband's family sukkah (because they're all in there), but he did let me share their dining room and the foyer (forgive the yellow rag on the stairs--someone was dusting the banister.
I told him that I sometimes think his parents' Hampton house could almost pass for a YouTube "chateau!"
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By the time you posted it I'm sure you were almost out the door... So... where are the pics of your dinner
Although tonight it looked as if I was with my very own personal bodyguard. My son is in full weight training mode for a competition and his polo tops are all looking tight around his arm muscles, the tattoos make him look mean as well.Good girl! Consider yourself told off missy! I'm very happy you'll be more careful in the future. We can't afford to loose our beloved @Beachgirl, or any friend from our Tattle tribe! Besides, however much you enjoyed your evening (and I hope it was a delight) there are (sadly) deranged Fanny fans who would think nothing of scoping you out then following you home. Make sure you lock up tight! Am I trying to scare you? Yes, a little... but my heart is in the right place and because one can never ever be too careful when personal safety is the issue.
I don't know why, but between the singing of "Happy Birthday" to Kirsty (and Snorts exclaiming, "Oh tit!" at the 10:56 mark at having forgotten the lighter) and Maria's "poo" dinner offering, I want to rename this vlog, "Happy Turd Day" (sung, of course in Fanny's terrible falsetto.)
Did he pull that shirt from under the bed?
I was thinking that too! She's handed over the home making to him! And he's filling the place with grandma tat! When he's gonzo his granny stamp is all over the place.. ugh..Poor old Bun Boy......... not only is he the Handy Man for nearly everything he has to add gilding and repairing of a Mirror to his list !
What the hell is wrong with them!
Repair the bloody room --pin up the floors and walls and Then buy crap to decorate it !
Mind you , that mirror does not really fit but hey ho , when we find one that does ..... it will go into another bedroom !
Mean while , Fanny has lost her addiction for Chateau's and decorative things --- that old girl has moved onto Fashion!!!
Dresses a plenty .
What will she buy to cloth herself in winter I wonder???
Minks and sables ...... on other peoples Money !!
and Amaury is the handyman/maintainance witch now?Philip secret messaged me that he found that shirt in the “communal hamper”. We don’t get to see it much on CD, it’s actually just the old cess pit Selmar found under the downstairs loo.
Same
That cake was not only for a 5-year old, but it was TINY! I was more curious as to what Kirsty's wish was for- a better place to work?
