I noticed that too, an interesting exchange in an otherwise dull episode. Poor Angelina, not a nice thing to say even if supposedly in jest.
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Phil is the worst. What an unwatchable asshole. I haven't watched much of him, and I couldn't wipe the horrified look off of my face the whole time he was talking. Angelina might be uncomfortable creating content to figure out what is next in her tit marriage alone at a chateau where she can't (or won't) invite friends, but at least we felt bad for thinking her content was boring.
Keep off the roads when he’s around ! Freaking me out driving &talking into the camera !! Can’t watch
Well done ! Say it as it is !
I know I have myself quite a lot allergies. I learned, too the best is to eat at home or bring your own food and have a quick bite in the car. It interrupts the conversation of you have to ask in between "what is in it?" and worst case:I had people even lying to me"yeah, yeah, no nuts" just to not be disturbed. So Philip: if you don't wanna hear anymore : for you the children's drink just pretend to be an alcoholic, people will treat you better
Bravo ! My thoughts exactly.
I see nothing weird in her relationship with her dad. Sure, once people are dead you see only the good- that's a usual phenomenon. And on you tube nobody would speak bad about a deceased one. But I feel they had a loving relationship, sad thing is you don't see those many times anymore. Only Few people in Europe live with their parents in their adult life because it is considered weird. Which I find sad, people are missing out there a lot.
I see nothing weird in her relationship with her dad. Sure, once people are dead you see only the good- that's a usual phenomenon. And on you tube nobody would speak bad about a deceased one. But I feel they had a loving relationship, sad thing is you don't see those many times anymore. Only Few people in Europe live with their parents in their adult life because it is considered weird. Which I find sad, people are missing out there a lot.
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Totally agree. I also think that the way she tolerates her mother’s idiosyncrasies is greatly to her credit. Generally I think Isabelle has mellowed but she does sometimes say rather negative things or disparage what SJ is doing and Stephanie is always very good natured in the way she takes it (on camera at least!). But also, with the best will in the world it can be very hard as a parent not to talk to your (adult) child like they’re a kid again. We are witnessing all this so its not surprising it sometimes seems strained or a bit odd. But mostly I see a child you loves her parents.
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Totally agree. I also think that the way she tolerates her mother’s idiosyncrasies is greatly to her credit. Generally I think Isabelle has mellowed but she does sometimes say rather negative things or disparage what SJ is doing and Stephanie is always very good natured in the way she takes it (on camera at least!). But also, with the best will in the world it can be very hard as a parent not to talk to your (adult) child like they’re a kid again. We are witnessing all this so its not surprising it sometimes seems strained or a bit odd. But mostly I see a child you loves her parents.
Well, that explains your seemingly intolerant attitude towards people with food allergies. Empirical.
As a side note .. For the past 9 yrs I've had to relearn how to cook after having to remove dairy and gluten from my diet. Yes, other people sure can be intolerant and have a dismissive attitude but I've always viewed it as a lacking within them rather than me causing them an irritant, and I have laughed at them for having a piss poor attitude. My mind, body and soul have never been so healthy. I love food, talking about food and exploring food. The change in diet has just taken me down a path of new experiences that I otherwise would not have engaged with, teff flour for instance. Family have to come to my table for Christmas dinner and if they weren't aware already they wouldn't know it was gluten free. I don't deprive them of dairy though, just keep it separate. I miss cheese and milk !! Soya ain't no substitute !!
And if I'm ever in France and in need of muscavado sugar for a recipe I now know to ask for sucre roux. Cheers @Calvignac, long live the Christmas cake
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I even believe she not interested in a longterm relationship. A boyfriend now and then is ok. But why would she give up her freedom for a guy? Since having children is not a priority for her as it seems what could a guy give her? Most people settle for a relationship because of security reasons.
Sorry to disturb but I really didn't think @sandro37 was aggressive and bitter. Come on ! What was said is what everyone thinks about SJ. Only difference is that Sandro 37 expressed it in a clear and honest way.No worries, you just came across a bit too aggressive and bitter. This thread is also about live, love and laughter
Nobody's denying SJ is ambitious, adolescent, attention seeking princess, who thinks her life is fabulous and superior to normal lives. She's vlogging about her life, for goodness sake, aren't these qualities fundamental? She's a great hostess, people person and entertainer, there's no doubt about that. Her flaws contribute to her interesting, a bit too much personality. In many ways her life is a charade and her castle a folly, it's infuriating how she decides not to see realities or act according common sense, but it's an essential part of her charm. Let's try to keep the conversation light and entertaining
You would wonder if this tale.life thread has not become another "official" whatever fan page.
I thought the same @Calvignac. I didn't see aggression or bitterness in @sandro37 post. She took the words right out of my head.
Weird ?! It may be simply they can not live all together (work far from your family, small houses or even apartment, lack of money, elderly who want to be independent, etc etc.
Not everyone lives in mansions and chateaux.
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? How can I have a intolerant attitude if I have allergies myself? And intolerance is not an allergy. I wanna see your friends eating food which can't contain nuts, citrus, dairy, histamin, nitrates, certain other fruits, and worst of all no tomatoes etc. I am sure they will see a difference at Xmas! And it is one think to talk about food when stating what you like and another when having to count the things you can't eat
If you can afford 2 separate apartments for 2 families you can also afford one big apartment for all together. That's not a reason that families don't live together anymore. It is just another style of living which became common
I would agree to disagree. Life is more complicated than 2 apartments or1 house. But that's not the point of this forum.
She has only 2 ex boyfriends around her still stuck to her despite their own family being there too.
Ah and a supposed boyfriend somewhere in America too busy to be gazing at the sun to bother coming to Lalande (even before lockdown).
Oliver... Ok but he rarely visits or only for a few days or somewhere else on holidays monitored by his wife.
David... He has disappeared even before lockdown.
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I was making a supportive point as your first post, that I quoted, came across as you having an intolerant attitude to PP's food allergies and then you explained your experience (therefore empirical)
And yes we are also nightshade free too. I have coeliac disease and a dairy allergy and of course I also cater for other peoples dietary needs / allergies / intolerances / dislikes. No nuts on the dinner table either or citrus.
Do you eat Nomato sauce as a substitute ? I make my own from beetroot and carrots then use that as a base for all the tomato based dishes I miss. Ketchup, pizzas, sweet and sour sauce for instance.
Applause to you @Calvignac and also to the very articulate @sandro37. These threads were in danger of becoming yet another mouthpiece for sycophantic super fans. Sandro should not have been criticised for expressing her opinions based on accurate observations of SJ.
Thank you for sharing Nomato. I’ve never heard of it but I’m trying to reduce nightshades too so I’ll try it this weekend. Apologies for the slightly OT post!
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We don't just state what we like, we explore it. We don't count what we can't have, we embrace what we can have.
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Try this recipe .. save you trawling the internet
1 white onion, 5-9 garlic cloves, 6 carrots, 1 small beetroot, 2 tblsps of lemon juice, 1 tblsp balsamic vinegar, 1 tsp vitamin C, oregano & salt.
Saute the onion in olive oil then add the garlic until browned. Add all the rest, cover with water and simmer until soft, 20-30 mins. Blend when cooled.
*use citric acid or white wine if you need to substitute the lemon juice.
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Ha Ha - either I have been kicked off Escape to Shat-o La La Land or the site has gone down! I think I must have rattled her last time and I suspect may we have someone here feeding back to her! No matter, it was becoming increasing nauseating there as her disciplines scrabbled to defend her!
Whoa! I hardly think the people on this forum are verging on ‘sycophantic superfans’! The reason we all gravitated here was to find a platform to openly discuss our views good or bad (and sometimes with humour
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