Enjoying Being Emma #8 Enjoying being Emma, hates being a mum

[Acorncollecter]

Did she go to watch Paddington without her children? And stuffed her face as usual.

 

[instamumsaredaft]

£40 for 2 cinema tickets, wtf. £175 on date night. But they gave no money

 

[Acorncollecter]

Breaking down the cost of your date night. How romantic.

 

[Peckham 33]

She went to the cinema to watch Paddington with her husband not her children is it only me that finds this strange

 

[cherrypicker]

She went to the cinema to watch Paddington with her husband not her children is it only me that finds this strange

Oh it’s absolutely ridiculous!! But then again heaven forbid her children might of interrupted her watching it by talking or needing the toilet after spending all that money to watch it. She has got to be one of the most selfish mothers I’ve ever known.

 

[Offish]

She went to the cinema to watch Paddington with her husband not her children is it only me that finds this strange

bleeping bizarre. She’s a very weird person.

 

[Acorncollecter]

She went to the cinema to watch Paddington with her husband not her children is it only me that finds this strange

Nope.

 

[Loopy1981]

Did she go to watch Paddington without her children? And stuffed her face as usual.

Its so weird. No way I'd spend that much money do do something I could have done with me kids. If that makes sense. They could have all gone and saved the 75 baby sitter fee! It was also weird the amount of times she tagged the cinema. Was it and undisclosed as?

 

[Hatefake]

Only just seen her grid post about the cinema. I saw the story on the day but only just seen the grid post. £100 for food and cinema how about going to your local Vue cinema, having a kfc and a cheeky shag when you get home like the rest of us

 

[disillusionedbythegram]

As someone who’s never seen Paddington so might be wrong… isn’t it literally a children’s film?

 

[Hatefake]

Yep… and she didn’t take her kids

As someone who’s never seen Paddington so might be wrong… isn’t it literally a children’s film?

 

[Acorncollecter]

Glad Hattie has saved her mummy some pennies so she can buy junk food to stuff her face.

 

[Acorncollecter]

God her poor kids. Christmas is so regimented and has to be what she wants.
How long now until she gets biggest loser again at SW for another year?

 

[melonsandlemons]

I forgot how boring Christmas is for her children. There’s literally no fun at all there. Not even a chocolate advent calendar…

 

[WhatABore]

I don't believe that James, who not even a year ago was behind on spelling and reading for his age, has written all that and not spelt words wrong and even done punctuation and everything correctly

 

[Karliz]

She’s so f@@kin extra she doesn’t even need that crap out until next weekend,she would be better sacking off all that tit and just letting the elf on the shelf do his thing for 24 days. I’m all for making memories for my kids but she buys it all in the sales miserable twunt

 

[justwondering]

So an elf comes for one night and leaves those soft toy ones then they go as well? I forgot she is the mum that takes back stocking toys to put away for the next year

 

[melonsandlemons]

I don't believe that James, who not even a year ago was behind on spelling and reading for his age, has written all that and not spelt words wrong and even done punctuation and everything correctly

Absolutely not, not a chance. His letter formation is a giveaway that he isn’t at that level independently.

 

[Cocoapops]

Absolutely not, not a chance. His letter formation is a giveaway that he isn’t at that level independently.

My yr 6 son would not write a letter worded like that! It reads like a model text you would use with older pupils!

 

[melonsandlemons]

My yr 6 son would not write a letter worded like that! It reads like a model text you would use with older pupils!

She probably sat him down with a PowerPoint and made it a lesson