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Honestly can’t see her skiing. She strikes me as the type who’s spend all of her time in front of the tv even if she didn’t have kids.She’s obvs got too much money if she can afford to have this extended Christmas Break! Bet her parents have the kids and her and Chris have jetted off somewhere … skiing!
I know she 99% isn’t likely to be skiing, but it makes me laugh that this is the joke on here so her lifestyle is so ’frugal’ that we all joke she’s probably on lots of expensive holidays!
don’t worry guys she’ll be back soon with one risotto to feed the 500 for a week, cannot wait 
I should have bought sliced white last year, I could be in val d’isere with her now 
Maybe she’d cover how to apres-ski in the most frugal manner?
Ah she’s back. Has spent a lot of time watching tv and wants to offer us decluttering tips. Decluttering? Alex??
I thought you were joking!!! Pahahahaha
Ah yes old junk shop Alex with her multiple candles and matches showing us how to declutter
She’s about a week too late with the decluttering content, the savvy instahuns were all over that right after new year.
Still, at least she got a good rest on the sofa and is hopefully raring to go with another year of riveting content ahead
Still, at least she got a good rest on the sofa and is hopefully raring to go with another year of riveting content ahead
I love her idea of “getting so much more done” is being able to stare at a DIFFERENT screen more intently, and finish a whole TV series 
I know this has been said multiple times before but I can’t get my head around how she, as a parent of two young children and someone who supposedly works, has so much time to sit on her arse and repeatedly watch entire TV series.
Finally! The receipt! That isn’t for £40!
Alex, hun, you might not have to buy children’s gummy vitamins if you feed them actual food rather than ‘breakfast pouches’ and tinned macaroni cheese
ETA: this is absolutely not meant to shame anyone. I have enough baby biscotti and extra snacks to keep us going for months
I just think it’s rank that she values buying clothes and tat more than what she feeds her children. I only had a comprehensive education so I’m a poor pleb but I think my child’s needs (and they NEED good quality food) are more important than bleeping candles and matches.Attachments
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The caption on that is enraging tbh. There were a few mums in her comments last time wanting to know how she did it because a) women bear the burden of domestic responsibility b) we are going through the worst cost of living crisis in recent memory. It’s irresponsible for anyone to put content out like this without a full declaration of costs!!Finally! The receipt! That isn’t for £40!
Alex, hun, you might not have to buy children’s gummy vitamins if you feed them actual food rather than ‘breakfast pouches’ and tinned macaroni cheese
This week my food shop “only” cost £75 including shampoo and baby wipes because we’re making use of things we have in stock. Well over £25 worth of stock - frozen king prawns, frozen veg, Salmon in the fridge, two blocks of halloumi that never seem to get used, onions, a jar of pasta sauce, tins of soup for lunch, gravy granules, spaghetti, tea bags, and fruit rolled over from last week. It’s disingenuous to pretend otherwise!!!!
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