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I like it! It's so clear to readI about choked when I heard her say the price
(no idea how I’ve managed to type in bold or how to change it!)
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Lovethewayyoulie
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Another coat. OMG!
Be on vinted next wk...
Be on vinted next wk...
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Justhereforthetales
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Notice she’s been very quiet this morning !!
Mutley98
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Actual proof she’s worn this jacket and 6 weeks apart! So she’s keeping the tags then adding them back onto the item or not removing them. Simply buying to get her money from the links then selling for the same price. I’ve reported her to Vinted, doubt anything will come of it but at least the receipts are hereI keep getting notifications from Vinted of all the things she's listing, sold before I even get a chance to log on and look but from what I can see she's selling things as new with tags that 100% I know she's worn. She must either wear them with the tags on or she's keeping the tags to put back on.
That Zara suede jacket she ** loved ** bought it for £169, selling as Viral jacket, sold out at £170
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Lovethewayyoulie
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I love to replace things too, & treat myself every now & then, like new pjs or a nice candle. Not new sofa's rugs & coffee tables every 6 months. She is beyond ridiculous.
becky's artex ceiling
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It must all be on credit. If it’s not I’m pointing a suspicious side eye at that ‘blinds business’!
I haven’t watched today yet but I notice the worktop got changed in the end anyway
Whilst I do think some of the things she does is great, instead of following every single decorating fad I bet she’d be a whole lot happier with her set up and LEAVE IT ALONE for any length of time if she actually took her time to find products and items she 100% loved.
She might be less bloody bored of what she buys and be less inclined to be forever changing things
She might be less bloody bored of what she buys and be less inclined to be forever changing things
Shugsyshalone
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Everything is always done as quick as possible. I think she has a problem.
She only painted the tiles because she knows to remove them she would need a whole new wall.
I like the style of panelling in the living room but wouldn’t have it because it’s a fad trend and it reminds me of something you would see in a big hotel lobby or a big city office reception area.
If she had some hobbies or real life friends she wouldn’t spend her life obsessing about her home decor.
I thought the same. I actually like some of the pieces she's bought but she styles them all wrong which makes her look bigger than she is. I was always taught baggy on top or bottom not both and even it out by wearing the opposite. So baggy top and slim on bottom and vice versa. Thought her daughter in law was a fashion "influencer
I’m just catching up and £129.99 per chair as well. And that she’s listed her coffee machine to buy another that matches better should the original sell.Yep .... nearly £400 for that. Chairs from Dunelm coming today, another £250 plus the new sink and hob .... so much for a "cheap" kitchen makeover
Don’t get me wrong she’s done a good job with her kitchen, but the further changes and money spending isn’t all that relatable, and certainly not at the moment (coming from someone who has been lucky to work all the way through Covid as has my partner therefore still receiving our normal incomes) when life is totally upside down!
Wonder what’s going to be next, because clearly there is always a next
Doodlebug71
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I cannae watch her atm with shoving her glasses and saying eeehhhmmm I lost count and run out of fingers and toes eeehhm 
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Many people do you think were "asking" about those trousers!!! why pair that with a hoodie and trainers 
