Clw2003 wrote:that's what I thought too! Anna's face made her cry!!!Dandelion wrote:Wow. Haven't finished watching the vlog, but have to comment on this: Anna gives Emilia an evil stare (after sticking the spatula in her face) and Emilia becomes depressed and starts crying. Again, no sympathy from Anna. Sure, maybe Emilia didn't like the taste of the batter, but I think it's Anna's stern face that did it for her.
to me it kinda looks/sounds like she said "that's the most amazing thing ever" but that doesn't really make sense in the situation.RubyWoo wrote:Clw2003 wrote:that's what I thought too! Anna's face made her cry!!!Dandelion wrote:Wow. Haven't finished watching the vlog, but have to comment on this: Anna gives Emilia an evil stare (after sticking the spatula in her face) and Emilia becomes depressed and starts crying. Again, no sympathy from Anna. Sure, maybe Emilia didn't like the taste of the batter, but I think it's Anna's stern face that did it for her.
Anyone catch what anna mouthed?
"Its supposed to be _______________"?
Dandelion wrote:
Someone on the troll's facebook just wrote "OH MY GOD, THOSE ARE MY TUTUS, i'm sooo happy you got them."
They didn't realize they are both dresses, just different sizes. I bet they are scratchy as hell and uncomfortable to wear. Well, they will strap Emilia in them, anyway.
And when are they going to give Emilia a plate and spoon? Does she have to eat like a pig for the rest of her life?
Again, I know why they prefer renting houses. That wooden table is definitely not made to have all kinds of food directly on it several times a day, and the floors must be getting scratched with all the stuff they are scraping over them.
Peabrain Anna probably thought that, since the recipe came from a book called "Eating for Two", the batter would taste great to a baby!thereshegoesagain wrote:to me it kinda looks/sounds like she said "that's the most amazing thing ever" but that doesn't really make sense in the situation.RubyWoo wrote:Clw2003 wrote: that's what I thought too! Anna's face made her cry!!!
Anyone catch what anna mouthed?
"Its supposed to be _______________"?
Ok, maybe.RubyWoo wrote:Dandelion wrote:
Someone on the troll's facebook just wrote "OH MY GOD, THOSE ARE MY TUTUS, i'm sooo happy you got them."
They didn't realize they are both dresses, just different sizes. I bet they are scratchy as hell and uncomfortable to wear. Well, they will strap Emilia in them, anyway.
And when are they going to give Emilia a plate and spoon? Does she have to eat like a pig for the rest of her life?
Again, I know why they prefer renting houses. That wooden table is definitely not made to have all kinds of food directly on it several times a day, and the floors must be getting scratched with all the stuff they are scraping over them.
I think the table is theirs from the old house? Its very similar if its not the same one.
I think she saidthereshegoesagain wrote:to me it kinda looks/sounds like she said "that's the most amazing thing ever" but that doesn't really make sense in the situation.RubyWoo wrote:
Anyone catch what anna mouthed?
"Its supposed to be _______________"?
LOL sorry if that was snappy I didnt mean it to be.Dandelion wrote:Ok, maybe.RubyWoo wrote:Dandelion wrote:
Someone on the troll's facebook just wrote "OH MY GOD, THOSE ARE MY TUTUS, i'm sooo happy you got them."
They didn't realize they are both dresses, just different sizes. I bet they are scratchy as hell and uncomfortable to wear. Well, they will strap Emilia in them, anyway.
And when are they going to give Emilia a plate and spoon? Does she have to eat like a pig for the rest of her life?
Again, I know why they prefer renting houses. That wooden table is definitely not made to have all kinds of food directly on it several times a day, and the floors must be getting scratched with all the stuff they are scraping over them.
I think the table is theirs from the old house? Its very similar if its not the same one.
Most people learn in an instructor's car in Ireland, Anna just has to look cuuute in her Beetledoggymayday wrote:Looking at Anna driving makes me so happy we don't drive in our own cars here... and the instructors have their cars altered so that they have all the pedals on their side to. so they can step on the break if necessary, or the clutch, ...
Im wondering why they thought it was ok to give batter that presumably contained raw eggs to a baby.Dandelion wrote:Peabrain Anna probably thought that, since the recipe came from a book called "Eating for Two", the batter would taste great to a baby!thereshegoesagain wrote:
to me it kinda looks/sounds like she said "that's the most amazing thing ever" but that doesn't really make sense in the situation.
This. Such an asshole. And she's pregnant on top of it all.RubyWoo wrote:The way Jonathan pushed Anna out of the way when she was trying to take the "Headpiece" off him to fix it would have ended up in a full on thump from me. If my husband ever raised his elbow to me the way he did and continued to do throughout that fracas, there would be issues.
Anna was being over bearing of course, but the fact that he refused point blank to let her fix the stupid fucking flower band and shoved her back repeatedly was ridiculous. She ended up pinching him to get him to stop. what a dick.
No, it wasn't!RubyWoo wrote:LOL sorry if that was snappy I didnt mean it to be.Dandelion wrote:Ok, maybe.RubyWoo wrote:
I think the table is theirs from the old house? Its very similar if its not the same one.
I honestly don't know if it's their table.They give so little thought to things concerning her. Like pushing the huge spatula against her face, smearing the dough all over, instead of scooping up a small amount with a spoon or finger, and putting it into her mouth.They should be giving her plates and cutlery because she will only ever eat with her hands shovelling food into her face like a pig at the trough if she's not taught now.
When she figured out how to put her hand to her mouth, she should have gotten a spoon/baby fork
I know what you mean. Steve having no pedals of his own is one thing, but at least he is a trained, experienced (hopefully) instructor and keeps his eyes and mind on the road. Anna "practicing" with Joturdy in the car makes me much more nervous.doggymayday wrote:Looking at Anna driving makes me so happy we don't drive in our own cars here... and the instructors have their cars altered so that they have all the pedals on their side to. so they can step on the break if necessary, or the clutch, ...
Dandelion wrote:I know what you mean. Steve having no pedals of his own is one thing, but at least he is a trained, experienced (hopefully) instructor and keeps his eyes and mind on the road. Anna "practicing" with Joturdy in the car makes me much more nervous.doggymayday wrote:Looking at Anna driving makes me so happy we don't drive in our own cars here... and the instructors have their cars altered so that they have all the pedals on their side to. so they can step on the break if necessary, or the clutch, ...
I think there are driving instructors with specially fitted cars in Ireland, though. But it's not against the law to learn in your own car, as it is in many other countries.
The pedals are for emergency use only, and your instructor will usually tell you when he/she needed to override you. I think they are a very good idea. Once the learner progresses, the instructor doesn't need to use the pedals.RubyWoo wrote:Dandelion wrote:I know what you mean. Steve having no pedals of his own is one thing, but at least he is a trained, experienced (hopefully) instructor and keeps his eyes and mind on the road. Anna "practicing" with Joturdy in the car makes me much more nervous.doggymayday wrote:Looking at Anna driving makes me so happy we don't drive in our own cars here... and the instructors have their cars altered so that they have all the pedals on their side to. so they can step on the break if necessary, or the clutch, ...
I think there are driving instructors with specially fitted cars in Ireland, though. But it's not against the law to learn in your own car, as it is in many other countries.
Exactly.
My sisters best friends mother owns a motoring school. You can take your test in your own car if you're more comfortable in it, but lessons are usually done in the professional cars.
The guy is a friend of Annas, I'm sure he's bending some rules, PLUS I'd much rather learn on my own than have someone push a pedal and freak me out or have them brake and not tell me and have me thinking I was doing it right.
The extra pedals are not there for the instructor to "just step on them" when he feels like. They're there for safety. It's not uncommon for a new driver to freeze in a stressful situation.. so would you rather hit another car or have the instructor step on a break? Of course he won't tell you, he doesn't have the time! The clutch is useful for the beginning stage for when you're still learning to get the feel of it, so if you let go of it too quickly, your car will stop. But if the instructor has his leg on it (not pressing it), he can feel what you're doing, give you pointers and save the car from stopping if necessary. So you are still learning on your own, but I think the extra pedals are both safe and useful.RubyWoo wrote:Dandelion wrote:I know what you mean. Steve having no pedals of his own is one thing, but at least he is a trained, experienced (hopefully) instructor and keeps his eyes and mind on the road. Anna "practicing" with Joturdy in the car makes me much more nervous.doggymayday wrote:Looking at Anna driving makes me so happy we don't drive in our own cars here... and the instructors have their cars altered so that they have all the pedals on their side to. so they can step on the break if necessary, or the clutch, ...
I think there are driving instructors with specially fitted cars in Ireland, though. But it's not against the law to learn in your own car, as it is in many other countries.
Exactly.
My sisters best friends mother owns a motoring school. You can take your test in your own car if you're more comfortable in it, but lessons are usually done in the professional cars.
The guy is a friend of Annas, I'm sure he's bending some rules, PLUS I'd much rather learn on my own than have someone push a pedal and freak me out or have them brake and not tell me and have me thinking I was doing it right.
If there was work in the bed Anna would sleep on the floor:)sand and water wrote:Anna needs to take some tips from mommy Youtuber frowniebrownie86
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She has similar features but doesn't cake the makeup on. She is gorgeous.
Back story from this little lady. She and her husband had a son about 2-3ish years ago (not sure). Her and her husband separated last year. She eventually had to get a job, and put her son in daycare. She reconciled with her husband late last year and they are expecting a little one. Guess what...SHE IS STILL WORKING!!! SHOCKER! lol. Sure she is exhausted after work, but she still takes care of her son until he goes to bed. Anna...this is what majority of moms do. Take some notes.
