That can get filed away with all the other tit that never happened!
Right
That can get filed away with all the other tit that never happened!
Right
My thoughts exactly! and I keep seeing it! People keep posting itThat can get filed away with all the other tit that never happened!
People decorating their houses for Easter. Get a bleeping life
I'm looking forward to when panelling isn't the cool thing and the effort it will take for people to get it removed and have just a regular flat wall.People panelling and ship lapping their houses so they look just like everyone else’s house.
I just saw someone post their cat. Because they don’t have a dog, but they believe Paul would have loved all animals.
It's ridiculous and all 100% for social media - how pathetic that people are that concerned with what people they barely know / literal strangers think of them nowadays. You sound like a great mum and I bet your kids love what you get them - it's all about the memories after all!I think I'll have to stay off social media over Easter. I cannot bare everyone showing off Easter baskets for their kids which include everything but a £3 Easter Egg from the supermarket!
Toys, films, games, pyjamas, clothes, hairclips- I even had one of my friends last year gift her children all this in an Easter basket plus as an Easter treat a 3 days stay at Disney Paris.
I can't stand it. Part of the reason probably is jealousy before people come at me. I'm a single mum of 2, had to hold down multiple jobs at once sometimes in their childhoods. But also... there is no need for it. At all. I get my kids one medium sized egg each and maybe an Easter lolly and a few sweets/mini eggs chucked in. I know they will get eggs off everyone else so they really don't need much. I remember my excitement as a kid at Easter just getting one simple egg. I would savour that egg for days!
The same can be said for the month of December. Advent calendars that aren't chocolate but full of toys or lego or make up. Then a Christmas eve box which includes toys and pyjamas and books and sweets and chocolates.
My 2 just have a chocolate advent calendar and new PJs every Christmas eve as a tradition. They get all of their presents on christmas day Everything is about showing off these days and I'm so sick of it. And jealousy aside that they can afford these things, I think even if I could, I wouldn't want to.
Well this lovely post has cheered my whole month up!It's ridiculous and all 100% for social media - how pathetic that people are that concerned with what people they barely know / literal strangers think of them nowadays. You sound like a great mum and I bet your kids love what you get them - it's all about the memories after all!
It’s keeping up with the Jones’ but the online edition.I think I'll have to stay off social media over Easter. I cannot bare everyone showing off Easter baskets for their kids which include everything but a £3 Easter Egg from the supermarket!
Toys, films, games, pyjamas, clothes, hairclips- I even had one of my friends last year gift her children all this in an Easter basket plus as an Easter treat a 3 days stay at Disney Paris.
I can't stand it. Part of the reason probably is jealousy before people come at me. I'm a single mum of 2, had to hold down multiple jobs at once sometimes in their childhoods. But also... there is no need for it. At all. I get my kids one medium sized egg each and maybe an Easter lolly and a few sweets/mini eggs chucked in. I know they will get eggs off everyone else so they really don't need much. I remember my excitement as a kid at Easter just getting one simple egg. I would savour that egg for days!
The same can be said for the month of December. Advent calendars that aren't chocolate but full of toys or lego or make up. Then a Christmas eve box which includes toys and pyjamas and books and sweets and chocolates.
My 2 just have a chocolate advent calendar and new PJs every Christmas eve as a tradition. They get all of their presents on christmas day Everything is about showing off these days and I'm so sick of it. And jealousy aside that they can afford these things, I think even if I could, I wouldn't want to.
All that's needed is Colonel-Brigadier Sir Tom Moore and they'd have a hatrick.
I’d love to know what Paul himself would say if he saw this… I can hear him joking ‘d’ya think Murphy sketches will do one for me, when I croak it?!’