So sad. Sad enough for a family gathering, a Chinese and a photo op then business as usual for these fuckwits. Bizarre. I've lost a loved one not too long ago and even the younger family members who are very much glued to their phones most of the time wouldn't have dared to even think of asking everyone to take a picture. I'd love to know who suggest it, how did it come about. Since you read here aimee, can you address this. Say something like OH MY GOOOOONESSSSS. I got so many DMs saying what a lovely thing it was that we all came together for kyles uncle and didn't make it all doom and gloom but instead ordered a Chinese and took a family photo. It was actually something he always said, y'know. If he ever suddenly died he wanted the family to get a takeaway and post about it on social media and then return to normal life immediately...She never even posted anything about the uncle saying we’re so sorry to have lost him or anything
So the chinese with a side of grief on Tuesday, Wednesday it was Callie’s birthday but Aimee went to new bar and tonight Kyle and Aimee are going to golf fang. Kids need stability especially on school nights. Their stay at home mum should be there to do a homework, bath & bed routine.
Whatever you do please don't let Callie start with HEWOOOO INSTAGWAM. I hate it. We all hate it. And I hate Callie. Phew. There I said it.
if that’s your job why do you not understand how to #gifted #invited #ad absolute clown
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And there’s nobody in the picture who's particularly “old”, so assuming he was reasonably young to die and that his also young wife and children are in the pic smiling too? That’s 
any tips on getting my wee girl to not pish herself on command