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| The planner sticker video has been up for 9 hours and has had less than 3k views.
The new channel has less than 400 subscribers and the instagram a little over 160 followers.
Pretty sure this is your "friends" voting that they are not interested, Jen!!!! |
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| TBH I think Val's indignation at being questioned would indicate that she is not the real deal. Regardless, it is mildly amusing when we aren't getting content from the princess.
Can someone explain what the mothers day fiasco was? I somehow managed to miss that drama  |
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| I thought it was her? That someone must have googled them and found it and sent her something which she mentioned then everyone did...or maybe it was Tiffany, I dunno.
Either way she has definitely been happy to get stuff from her minions through her UPS box, so she can't very well turn around being all miffed that people feel involved in her life (which she has invited them in to by putting it all out there), there is always going to be a percentage of people who can't find boundaries and take that involvement too far |
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| | Yet she was perfectly happy to accept items from fans from her gift registry.... can't have your cake and eat it too, princess |
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| I have always thought celebrities (in the traditional sense) deserve some form of privacy- particularly when it comes to their families. They chose jobs that put them in the public eye, but that was work and home was home.
Nowadays that line is significantly more blurred with the likes of the Kardashians opening their homes for the masses to gossip.
The latter is the same for Jen et al. She chose this hobby cum "career" that gave us access to elements of her personal life. She was the one that put it out there for all to see, she then can't get huffy when people want to talk about her or the choices she makes or the way she lives her life. If people were contacting her in hospital etc that is clearly crossing the line, but discussing information she put in public domain is a free for all. |
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| I'm not discounting the possibility of medical/health issues, but I am going to offer another explanation.
I never crawled. If you ask my parents, my dad "never let me" - now I'm sure he never physically stopped me from crawling, and I know I would have been free to move as I pleased... but he strongly encouraged my walking.
Now as an adult/occupational therapist/klutz I understand that his logic was flawed, and crawling is an important developmental milestone that greatly assists in hand-eye coordination.... but to him he was happy to brag well in to my childhood that I never crawled/I was so clever/gosh she was advanced because I went straight to walking.
I wonder if Jen is going to try for similar |
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| QUOTE (TuesdayErrands @ 11/10/2016, 07:09 AM) Secondly, I don't know any adult who drinks from a water bottle at home. There are practical reasons to use them at work, but there's no need to carry a bottle for those long treks around the house. Is this just something that I'm not aware of?
I do... I could have a glass of water sitting in front of me all day and not touch it, but if it is in a bottle I can easily drink my recommended amount.. in saying that though, I don't use fancy bottles like Jen (I've tried them, but I prefer a bottle of Pump that I just refill from the tap) |
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| PowderRoomCandy and LuggageWarehouse - maybe either of you can explain something I've never quite understood.
Granted I haven't been to a theme park since I was a child, and where I live has none so if I were to go it would be an experience I'd want to make the most of.
BUT - why when Jen and Don go do they only spend a couple of hours a day at the park? I remember seeing a vlog where they mentioned being there for ~6 hours and that was "by far the longest time" they'd ever been there in one go.... what is the point of going all the way to Disney and only spending 2-4 hours there a day? I understand the crowds would be annoying (not a fan of them myself) but I honestly don't get it! |
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| QUOTE (Todolovethebaby @ 11/8/2016, 11:33 PM) Oh really?! Every polling station I've been to had them! Must have been my area. Although I usually go to a school so that could have something to do with it.
Not gonna lie, I'd be a whole bunch happier about voting if we got stickers! #notaplannerlikejen |
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| you have to turn up and get your name marked off...what you do from there no-one will ever know (our political choices have been only marginally better than the US for the last few terms, so there is a large percentage of people who "donkey vote" - drawing pictures on the ballot paper etc to make it invalid).
also not entirely true re: sausage sizzles and cake stalls - yes they are at a lot of polling places, but in 13 years worth of voting i have never attended a location that has had one (they are mainly at the "main" voting sites) |
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