The Anna Edit #27 - Even her comment section is edited

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I actually don’t think her list is that bad. But it just shows how empty her life is. It’s common sense. Most parents that have traveled with a baby know to have a change of clothes for them. Maybe even two. And yes, a snack and something to drink. Because the second you set off they are either dying from dehydration or starvation or both. If you do long road travels and get to know the different standards of roadside washrooms you know.
If you do trips to the countryside, beach, farms regularly you know. If you only drive in urban environments you probably don’t need wellies. It’s called life experience. But then, 99.9 percent of people know that you can wear a black t-shirt with jeans as well and she still thinks that’s riveting content.
 
londongirl2001 said:
I‘m sorry, but this list is so badly written and edited. No thought behind it at all, like how about you sort similar items together? It’s basically bags, wipes and snacks.
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I passed my driving test many moons back, but this does not look RAC/ AA approved. If I had an emergency on the side of the road, wouldn't u include a high vis jacket, emergency triangle etc
 
Joannabloggs said:
I passed my driving test many moons back, but this does not look RAC/ AA approved. If I had an emergency on the side of the road, wouldn't u include a high vis jacket, emergency triangle etc
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Yes. But I don’t think her list is to take note of the stuff you (depending where you live) are required to have on board. Where I am from you are, and you would get fined if they pick you up without. I wouldn’t include it because it’s a given and not optional, smart or nice to have things.
 
Great_Kate said:
I actually don’t think her list is that bad. But it just shows how empty her life is. It’s common sense. Most parents that have traveled with a baby know to have a change of clothes for them. Maybe even two. And yes, a snack and something to drink. Because the second you set off they are either dying from dehydration or starvation or both. If you do long road travels and get to know the different standards of roadside washrooms you know.
If you do trips to the countryside, beach, farms regularly you know. If you only drive in urban environments you probably don’t need wellies. It’s called life experience. But then, 99.9 percent of people know that you can wear a black t-shirt with jeans as well and she still thinks that’s riveting content.
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What I want to know is: she has home loafers and outside loafers, so does she have car wellies and home wellies?
 
PRgift said:
She'll be teaching us about roadside assistance appropriate outfits next. What to wear for the AA/RAC.
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She already dressed as a UPS driver in the past, I can imagine her accidentally cosplaying as an AA recovery driver in the not too distant future....

All her constant lists don't give "organised Virgo", they scream anxious and depressed woman desperately trying to claw back some control of her life 🙃
 
londongirl2001 said:
I‘m sorry, but this list is so badly written and edited. No thought behind it at all, like how about you sort similar items together? It’s basically bags, wipes and snacks.
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Who’s leaving all this tit in the car? You’d use the calpol once then totally forget it was there until 3 years later.
she has sun cream, wellies and an umbrella in her car year round? How big is her ruddy boot? How often is she topping up this water bottle also? A first aid kit alongside a pouch with calpol, plasters and paracetamol? Tote bags plural?
 
Also, I'm fairly sure leaving medication in the car exposed to the heat/cold cannot be good for the shelf life. It sounds unsafe to me, just carry some in your child's bag/your bag for emergencies and leave the rest at home 🙄 I normally love organisation content but I agree that this is her way of trying to regain control in her life. That awkward laughter every two words is hollow as it gets. Everything she does sounds joyless to me.
 
Pontiac_Bandit said:
bleeping hell, it's gone full-parody at this point. How to take an indoor outfit and make it an outdoor outfit - add shoes, a coat and a bag 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

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This is satire right? It must be.
I work from home and funnily enough when I leave the house at this time of year I put on shoes (nicer than her loafers) a coat and a bag. Because I am a normal adult who knows how to do things.
 
CoraSP said:
This is satire right? It must be.
I work from home and funnily enough when I leave the house at this time of year I put on shoes (nicer than her loafers) a coat and a bag. Because I am a normal adult who knows how to do things.
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She's really grasping at straws with this sort of content. Although I am surprised that she's willing to wear her inside matching set outside. Blasphemy!
 
pinkmug said:
Also, I'm fairly sure leaving medication in the car exposed to the heat/cold cannot be good for the shelf life. It sounds unsafe to me, just carry some in your child's bag/your bag for emergencies and leave the rest at home 🙄 I normally love organisation content but I agree that this is her way of trying to regain control in her life. That awkward laughter every two words is hollow as it gets. Everything she does sounds joyless to me.
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Leaving medicine, SPF and a plastic water bottle in a car is all unsafe and degrades the ingredients and makes them expire faster.
 
What a strange thing to brag about.
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And ohhhhh, the joy of hearing Mawwwwk blow his nose in the shower whilst Ah-nah describes a Waitrose and partners pistachio croissant. Chef's kiss.
 
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