The Chateau Diaries #4 Jarvis in Jeopardy

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I'm a proud mother, and totally agree with you. Motherhood is also really boring to watch at this point in my life. I've done my time. At the risk of being accused of being a superfan, her appeal is that she doesn't have to deal with any of those trappings.
 
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Also I can clearly see SJ being one of those woman having a child with 49lots of content waiting for us

I believe she celebrates any holiday just for the sake of celebrating. There is always a reason to have a party
 
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I grew up thinking fruitcake was the most inedible thing ever. They might be trying to assimilate. I can't even.
 
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I agree I am never interested in anything about kids if the kids are younger than my kid right now. But would be fun to see her pushing the stroller over the gravel when going for the daily walk with the baby
 
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I grew up thinking fruitcake was the most inedible thing ever. They might be trying to assimilate. I can't even.
The probleme is that's not a French cake. It's an English cake. The French hate it when they have to eat it. It's an acquired taste
 
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I believe SJ and Potts were planning to get married and have a family in SA, I can't figure out a better explanation why her parents bought the house (close to Potts' family house) than they wanted to be close to their only child. Summers in France until the chateau was restored and sold, and winters in SA. But then her dad died and the house of cards collapsed.
 
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Absolutely something Americans are guilty of.
My point is :
1. That's OK to celebrate what you want when you want.
2. When you have a vlog about your French chateau in France and a large American audience who doesn't know about European traditions, it would be nice to explain the cultural differences between the European countries.
Especially when you always cook British cakes / dishes and celebrate Anglo-Saxons traditions only.
 
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They rallied and became business partners. I've experienced friends like that on a small scale. Friends and exes helping when your dad dies. The rich people version looks like a lot more fun.
 
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I am a patreon and I pay my 5 Euro as a fee to see more of her content. That's all. That's what I used to spend whe I bought myself magazines to read on a train or in a cafe anyway. I guess she has so may patreons that it adds up and anyway that's is the idea behind patreon. She is among the first 1000 with the constant patreons or something like that. This speaks for her fan base and her content.
 
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100% agree and the lack of interaction within the French communities is a real problem in that UK takeover. I tried to turn a friend onto this channel and he was not down. French Basque immigrant parents who are desperate to visit home watching bickering British couples in chateaus. There's a lot to unpack His mother loved the channel though.
 
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Christmas cake- love it BUT you need a great recipe and it does have to include brandy. I’ve seen the American version and it looks like mainly candied fruits held together with the tiniest amount of cake. Looked like it weighed a ton and tasted horrific so I can understand their interest.
Im surprised Isabelle and French granny that SJ used to spend soooo much time with didn’t instil some tradition in her.

Children- not fussed in the slightest that SJ doesn’t have any or why. I’m happily child-free and love it!
 
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The probleme is that's not a French cake. The French hate it when they have to eat it. It's an acquired taste
One of my french friends was so revolted by the Christmas Pudding I served him once he thought I was trying to poison him!
 
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I'm sure I've heard her say (early on) that in previous years (pre vlogs) the 3 of them topped up the b&b losses from personal accounts
 
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the question for me didn't intend to impose any judgment but curiosity because I've heard her saying something about timing but I didn't see the Nutty interview so I wondered if it was addressed, there are different reasons why ppl don't have children sometimes it is a choice sometimes not.

Maybe the part about staying a child herself came across as judgmental, for me it was just assumption, it is her life at the end of the day



btw I don't do FB so I dont know where the Brenda saga is currently, I am only on the 21st page of the first thread - you guys write a lot and I am dying with laughter so I am slow on update but isn't Brenda the one who is protecting lalaland? thats why I understood so far but I am skipping brenda drama a lot. I saw here when I posted for the first time that someone said that she finished so now is she an enemy who sells lalaland's merch without consent?
 
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Christmas cake- love it BUT you need a great recipe and it does have to include brandy.
I like spiced rum in my Christmas cake

Personally I don't think its any of our business why SJ does not have children or anyone else for that matter. Life, as we know, is full of unexpected twists and turns. The best laid plans of mice and men ...
Debating with myself whether to write the next words but she did say them in a vlog ... Chateau De La Lande is her baby.
 
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normally you have a company and from that, you can pay yourself personal income or you get dividends, don't forget there are 3 investors who need to split the profit (if any)
Yes obviously that is how a company works. And she might be getting higher percentage of the profit because nic and mp dont actively run the bnb like how stephanie does. So yes her personal income includes her profit percentage of bnb, youtube revenue and london apt rent
 
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They rallied and became business partners. I've experienced friends like that on a small scale. Friends and exes helping when your dad dies. The rich people version looks like a lot more fun.
But then remember:Isabelle is not a baker... And I guess also not a cook!

I must admit I don't understand 80% of your sentences. Maybe it's just me being German?
 
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