I agree. Have just spent some time looking way back in her insta and there are pictures which are reminiscent of her recent ones (posed, inappropriate, obviously taken with a timer). It is sad to see her stuck in a revolving wheel of behaviours.I always believed the basic origin story. Now, having read her own blog, it's obvious she was lying from the get-go.
Something interesting: she deleted Hunger Hurts last year, replacing it with the histrionic Potatoes. It had been carried over onto her new site, but it vanished...about the time people here picked up on the bit about the Omega.
Took the words out of my mouth. You just know she’s ‘that parent’.I don't want to speak on behalf of all teachers () but her 'insights' into the difficulties of school leadership are garbage. She needs to have several million seats and shut the hell up.
Tom, please forget Jack.Brace your sphincters. She liked this (in response to Tom K’s tweet where she wasn’t mentioned).
Going back a bit, I can't get over this. She's saying she's spending £1 a day - £7 per week - to feed both herself AND HER TWO YEAR OLD SON. 50p per day per person. 50p per day for - I repeat - a two year old. Which is so disgusting in and of itself (esp while she's paying over £700 per month on an executive flat which she says she can afford but witches about it not having a garden or a parking space). She's sharing a meal for one, a 72p lasagne, with her son as their evening meal. But then above and beyond that, she doesn't list what she's giving him for his breakfast or his lunch, she's telling us what she had herself for her totally unnecessary £1 a day budget - unless she's also sharing the single tin of soup and single apple with him too? Ugh sorry I HATE IT.
Jack's father has had articles about him in The Guardian multiple times, received an OBE and seems very happy to get publicity at any cost. He resigned from his fostering charity years ago. Jack talks about her family when it suits her purposes, so I think the occasional comment is fair.
Aldi ?Tracking it for a decade
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Also, frozen garlic is miles cheaper. Though she’d just reply with how this one time, at poor camp, she had to keep all her frozen items buried deep in a hole in the ground or something
Has that been published yet ?
Yes, I posted a comment yesterday but deleted it quite swiftly because I can kind of see both sides. My issue is is that she CONSTANTLY brings up the fact that her parents fostered, as though that somehow lends her voice some authenticity when talking about neglected children or child hunger. She also does it as a way to prove how, idk, charitable? she herself is when she had absolutely nothing to do with their decision to foster and sounds like she resented every last minute of it. If she doesn't want her parents / childhood to be discussed she should probably stop referring to this in the national press - and if they don't want to be talked about, they should tell her likewise.
And she can’t even drive so what’s the problem with no parking space!! A garden would be a given I would think if you had £725pcm for rent and you have a young child but the kudos of being able to say she stayed in an “executive flat” went before the needs of her son. Some things never change...
I couldn't find the tweet either but that flower bouquet lego looks ace!
