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- Jun 17, 2016
Why does she consistently call her trying to lose weight a “journey?” Where the fuck does she think she’s going? I hate the word journey in regard to things that aren’t a vacation, such as “cancer journey” or “alcoholism journey” but I particularly am annoyed by Amber’s use of it. She never says diet or lifestyle change or anything realistic. It’s like she doesn’t think of it any other way but a trip she’ll never take.
The only journey this gorl takes is to restaurants. A real journey, like to Bora Bora, will never happen. Her journey is a slow one to disability and death.
That sushi looked like it was supposed to be family style, not for one person.
FYI: Looking at that picture on an iPad and expanding it, you can see those are definitely holes in Amber’s pants. And I guess there is nothing more to be said about her slobbishness as it’s obvious; going out to eat with filthy hair and holey pants and PJ tops and letting animals sleep on her clean clothes are not exactly the actions of meticulous people. With cats, there is not only hair, but also dander, bug eggs, litter bits, and other stuff you can’t see, not to mention leaving wrinkles, and I sure wouldn’t want it on my clean clothing. Yes, cats are relatively clean animals but they are still animals. Animal lovers know that they have to wash their clothes often because animals sit on you - not that you can let them make beds out of your clothing. Geez.
The back of her neck is very Slatonish.
The only journey this gorl takes is to restaurants. A real journey, like to Bora Bora, will never happen. Her journey is a slow one to disability and death.
That sushi looked like it was supposed to be family style, not for one person.
FYI: Looking at that picture on an iPad and expanding it, you can see those are definitely holes in Amber’s pants. And I guess there is nothing more to be said about her slobbishness as it’s obvious; going out to eat with filthy hair and holey pants and PJ tops and letting animals sleep on her clean clothes are not exactly the actions of meticulous people. With cats, there is not only hair, but also dander, bug eggs, litter bits, and other stuff you can’t see, not to mention leaving wrinkles, and I sure wouldn’t want it on my clean clothing. Yes, cats are relatively clean animals but they are still animals. Animal lovers know that they have to wash their clothes often because animals sit on you - not that you can let them make beds out of your clothing. Geez.
The back of her neck is very Slatonish.