Yay your day was Tracker free!
Love Tina. She's at WDW every year at this time and she stays at the GF (that was according to a friend who was a CM )
Yay your day was Tracker free!Tonight I was in Hollywood Studios so my daughter could meet up with a friend who was visiting with her school from out of town. I had a solo dinner at Hollywood Brown Derby …no Trackers in sight but I did end up seeing Tina Fey. I know I know she is not nearly the celebrity that the Trackers are but what are you gonna do.
Eh. Not every kid learns to ride a bike, especially in the world that we live in today where you can't just send your kids to ride bikes to their friends houses or around the neighborhood without parent supervision.Maybe this comes across as a bit nasty, and I don’t mean it to, but shouldn’t Jackson be able to ride a bike without stabilizers at 6 1/2? It’s too long ago for me to remember about my kids but my grandson was doing this at 3. Maybehasn’t found the time to teach him yet.
They likely went to sugarboo and got them plush rabbits, the chocolate place for overpriced chocolate that Jenn will probably eat…maybe one of the chocolate egg piñata things that comes with a wooden mallet for the kids to terrorize each other with…world of Disney for matching shirts for everyone but Oliver, and amorrettes for treats that dim will eat.Jenn said yesterday on one of the reels that they did Easter shopping at Disney Springs. What could she have possibly gotten there for her children for Easter, realistically? Unless she went shopping for herself.
I grew up in the 90s and didn’t learn to ride a bike until I was 10. A few years ago my then 16 year old daughter wanted to ride bikes in Santa Monica while on vacation and it was not an enjoyable experience for me. In theory I know how to ride a bike but I don’t care to ever do it again unless it’s a stationary bike at the gym.Eh. Not every kid learns to ride a bike, especially in the world that we live in today where you can't just send your kids to ride bikes to their friends houses or around the neighborhood without parent supervision.
My older daughter, now 22, never learned how to ride a bike. She was a competitive athlete and our weekends were spent traveling to games since she was 8 years old. She just never expressed interest in bike riding. She had a bike. She's had several bikes. She's never learned or even wanted to learn. She graduates with her master's in a few weeks and has secured a job in her field. She's doing ok for herself.
I also vote Sugarboo for some overpriced Jellycat bunnies. Jenn likes Jellycat because they have a big instagram/TikTok presence. She thinks it's what people are supposed to buy their kids because that's what she sees the influencers do.They likely went to sugarboo and got them plush rabbits, the chocolate place for overpriced chocolate that Jenn will probably eat…maybe one of the chocolate egg piñata things that comes with a wooden mallet for the kids to terrorize each other with…world of Disney for matching shirts for everyone but Oliver, and amorrettes for treats that dim will eat.
My son learned at almost 13 during Covid! He just didn’t care when he was younger. Now he has his bike with him at college and rides to class whenever he can.Eh. Not every kid learns to ride a bike, especially in the world that we live in today where you can't just send your kids to ride bikes to their friends houses or around the neighborhood without parent supervision.
My older daughter, now 22, never learned how to ride a bike. She was a competitive athlete and our weekends were spent traveling to games since she was 8 years old. She just never expressed interest in bike riding. She had a bike. She's had several bikes. She's never learned or even wanted to learn. She graduates with her master's in a few weeks and has secured a job in her field. She's doing ok for herself.
My son learned at almost 13 during Covid! He just didn’t care when he was younger. Now he has his bike with him at college and rides to class whenever he can.
Does Jenn even know when Easter is? that's a fair question to ask.
These are the top trending videos from the last 24 hours according to Viewstat.Happy April Tattlers!
Jenn somehow managed to pull it out again and they finished April with 1.9 million views and a whopping 15 videos. 15 is not a record though, that honor goes to January with 14.
This seems to be the new normal for them with 3 out of the last 6 months finishing at 1.9 mil.
Only 2 videos broke the 100k mark--the MK ABC vlog with 132k (still didn't cover the enormous expense of that day) and the first Flower and Garden video with 106k (I'm guessing that's why they went back). Tim's Epic Yosh should cross 100k though, it's at 99k right now (the title has not been updated to say Yoshi's correct name).
1.1 million views were from the videos released in March which means about 40% of March views are from the so-called back catalog. Which is always interesting to me because people are watching their old shit almost as much as their new. It's what is keep them in business at this point and they likely know it. Between that and Patreon--they don't have to make all that many new videos. The idiots just need to keep running the playlists all days.
First congrats to your kiddo that is a big accomplishment. Is this one the aspiring marine biologist?Eh. Not every kid learns to ride a bike, especially in the world that we live in today where you can't just send your kids to ride bikes to their friends houses or around the neighborhood without parent supervision.
My older daughter, now 22, never learned how to ride a bike. She was a competitive athlete and our weekends were spent traveling to games since she was 8 years old. She just never expressed interest in bike riding. She had a bike. She's had several bikes. She's never learned or even wanted to learn. She graduates with her master's in a few weeks and has secured a job in her field. She's doing ok for herself.
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