Goes to Valencia for 24 hours to run a half
what is the point when you have zero time to experience the places?!
That's exactly how I read it. She makes out she's being a good mother by taking him on all these trips, but at that age they need stability and routine.View attachment 3774201
This is really sad. It reads like she expected him to fit into her adult life and she thinks he's "wild" for not doing so. No toddler could live up to that expectation and, crucially, no good parent would drag their three-year-old child halfway across the world and think they could ignore that child's needs all weekend, like she wanted to.
Did she even run it? Why was she there and why did she take her 3 year old for a weekend on a transatlantic flight?View attachment 3774201
This is really sad. It reads like she expected him to fit into her adult life and she thinks he's "wild" for not doing so. No toddler could live up to that expectation and, crucially, no good parent would drag their three-year-old child halfway across the world and think they could ignore that child's needs all weekend, like she wanted to.
Of course not, just went there to cheer and stay in the Westin hotel.Did she even run it? Why was she there and why did she take her 3 year old for a weekend on a transatlantic flight?
Plus selling tacky jewellery at the expoOf course not, just went there to cheer and stay in the Westin hotel.
I'm sure that won't stop her, she'll just rope in relatives to look after them.She’ll be well surprised once he is school and they can’t go on impromptu jollies! My daughter starts secondary next year and I am already thinking to reduce my running / racing schedule as it will be a big change and I want to be fully present to help her transition and support her and not go bye bye every weekend. Not that I do this at present but two marathons a year do take a toll on family life especially when working full time too..! I really can’t relate to her and her woes ..
It's also hugely insulting to those of us who needed maternity leave to recover from the really difficult pregnancies and birth. My maternity leave was about recovering from serious tears (first child) and a life-threatening condition and emergency c section (for my second). She's spent the last nine months gallivanting round the world racing and will likely be doing the same throughout her adoption leave, as she's paying another woman to do the hard work for her. Like I've said before, I have a lot of sympathy that Charlie can't carry a child but her repeated complaints about not getting maternity leave are grating.Why is she so salty about having to take adoption leave?! Just be grateful you can have and afford another kid FFS