Summer Slow Cooker Recipe, Family Day Out and Rant
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Summer Slow Cooker Recipe, Family Day Out and Rant
A vloggy vlog for you! Making a family picnic for a day out, plus a delicious summery slow cooker recipe for our dinner, a real "dump and go" type recipe. Budget but goes a LONG way and SO good! Ending the video on a little bit of a rant, sorry ♥️
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Heyyyyyy - I hope you're all well and enjoying the week ♥
Get rid of the TV. It robs you of your peace.
Missed u ❤
Shame you brought up politics!
@sharonwalton2852 why?
Hi soph 💓 are you expecting again congratulations if so im assuming that's what you were hinting at x
Always happy to see a Soperina video 🎉
Awww his face when the dinosaurs
Good for you! Tangent necessary. Strongs for the future; i hope your dream house is around the corner 🤞
Thank you ❤️❤️
Hi Sophie I 100% agree with what you are saying with the housing situation and the cost of living totally agree agree agree agree agree
Sophie you are so true in what you are saying about properties prices being inflated by agents. I really get your frustration because property buying and selling is stressful at the best of times...
You have literally just said what our son has experienced. He put an offer on a flat advertised as £195.000 and offered advertised price, it was rejected as they said it was A GUIDE PRICE ( didn't say that in the blurb ) . He upped his offer to his maximum budget and it got declined again. Now the flat won't sell they have come back to him and said they would like to accept his offer!!
What's the guide price all about? You don't show interest in a car that's priced at whatever and then be told by the seller, actually we want more! See this as a blessing to you because eventually you will buy a beautiful home without a sky high mortgage. xx
I am from Scotland, but have lived in the States for years. We are in the exact same position here, with house prices, lack of funding for education, rich politicians..We also have the massive problem of overly expensive medial care!
Agree with you totally on Palestine, and the government’s position here and with you.❤
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I think the only upside to the scottish market, is they hold people accountable when an offer is made! It's scary that here anyone can pull out at anytime with no consequence before contracts exchange 😅😅
Too TRUE dear I agree xx
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Yay love a new video 💕😍
Hi Sophie the pulled pork looks divine love coleslaw, the tuna crunch sounds nice too. yes not easy here trying to buy a house hopefully things will improve. xxx
Thank you so much ♥️ xxx
Dr Lipp nipple balm, my saviour!! Lips, cuticles and hands, insanely good. If you know, you know. You have gorgeous skin, no makeup required and your hair is stunning. Love your content, thank you 🙏
The best best stuff! Thank you so much ♥️
Love love love your content!! If you have to make hour long videos with 15 ads in between, I shan’t be skipping them. I’m sure Adsense adds up after a while!! You deserve it all ❤
I used to work in the industry (surveyors). It was always said that a property is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. People have become greedy. Good luck xx
Totally agree ♥️
Lovely vlog, so nice to see you all spend a happy day together, food looked good too! Totally agree with you regarding the housing crisis (and every other crisis in this country 😔) - but I'm sure you will get your own home, the one you are meant to have. Keep the faith! x Best of luck
Thank you so much ♥️
Hey soph are you expecting again seeing as im sure thats what was hinted just seen someone else get told not to ask that to anyone but its a simple innocent question i didn't see anything malicious
Totally agree with you Sophie on the housing discussion ❤❤❤❤
Hi Sophie Lawrence and Orin ,glad you had a great funny day day ,and Orin he is cute and his speaking is so lovely to hear another great vlog take care xx
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I use bag balm on my lips, under eyes, cuticles, elbows, feet. It contains lanolin and was made originally in Vermont, US by farmers. I believe for treating their sheep and cows' nipples and dry spots. It is a miracle salve. Texture is a smoother and thinner elevated version of vaseline.
Im in the us near boston and was going to sell my house last year, but the interest rates make it more expensive for me to buy another house, and rental prices are double my current mortgage. So im waiting for i dont know what but staying put. Very frustrating.
It is miracle stuff, love it!!
Oh bless you, I hope it works out for the best in the end. Xx
We're always here for a rant Soph! ❤❤❤
You are so right, our property market is broken. A 5 per cent interest rate is very different on a much smaller house price in the 80s compared to now, renting is extortionate too. I don't see how my children will ever get on the housing market, I think they will end up living with us long term.
I think the same with mine, unless things change. It's absolutely crazy, it shouldn't be completley out of reach for people to just afford shelter. X
Always lovely to see Sophie and family ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤food looked Amazing ❤xx
Thank you for talking about palestine 🇵🇸 and all of the current issues affecting this country. Anyone that says they dont like politics are coming from a massive place of privilege, it affects every single aspect of all of our lives. Bring on the 4th july!
Very good make up demo your recipe is very good glad you had a nice family day out together.
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I just wanted to say, I look forward to seeing your Vlogs, and you a huge inspiration
Same housing issue in Australia.
Totally agree with you. My son and his fiancee are struggling to get on the housing ladder. If I could help them, I would. It's just awful out there xx
Great video 🖤
Totally agree with all your concerns.
I agree with you lovely Sophie! But I also think we need more affordable homes that are for rent - like social housing I guess. Many people will never be able to afford a mortgage so they will have no security and live at the mercy of ruthless landlords (I know there are many lovely landlords). It’s like we should be able to have a home that is secure without owning it and there’s not enough social housing available. I’m sure I read that John Lewis were looking to do this. This should be the way forward for people who can’t afford or don’t want to own a home xxxx
Our mortgage rate was agreed near the end of the house sale process and its done on the day of agreement so you probsbly would have been stung with high interest anyway if you had gone ahead with yhat house!
My grandson lives in Ohio in USA. It is no different here. They looked for 4 plus years. His wife was near despair. No children. Houses way over their worth. Finally they found a house. An older one but over priced. He is 32. Do not give up. Interesting to hear your rant.
Try adding some blush a little higher up, nearer to your cheekbones for a 'lifted' effect.
The situation here in Ireland for buying homes is diabolical. The average age for kids leaving their family home is 28 as the rent prices are crazy too. I have 2 teenagers and 1 young adult at home and it's going to be a long long time before they can afford to move out even after they finish uni and get great jobs. Here in Dublin you need to be in a couple with both having exceptionally good jobs before you can even consider buying a house. Governments need to do more to stop vulture funds buying up all the properties. I hope things start to look up for you soon ❤
Great video ❤ r u pregnant again just something you said x
Please don’t ever ask someone that.. no matter how kindly you mean it ☺️
@Sopherina sorry I thought the same you basically hinted at that so no need for anyone to be told what or not to ask someone its a simple question snowflakes nowadays say her or him and its like you have just committed murder
@@katynorman7122thought she was aswell
@@Keriscott12 so im not alone lol got me head bit off 🤣
@@Keriscott12 you sound like a delightful person. I wasn’t being rude, I said it as politely as possible.
Firstly, I never mentioned anything to do with gender so no idea why you thought it was acceptable to say that. Secondly, you never know what people are going through in their personal life’s. It’s a very personal matter and unless someone has out right said it then you shouldn’t ask. If you want your opinions on it then cool - think that, but don’t ask. It’s narrow minded and insensitive.
As for being a ‘snowflake’ .. I think that’s more you than me by the comment you just put.
Totally agree with you about the housing situation and food getting smaller and more expensive. Just love Orin bless him. Take care my lovelies 😘🥰 xxx ps your rant was well said 👏👏👏
I bought a flat in the 90s - the interest rates rose to 17.5% and we ended up in negative equity 😢
omfg awful, I have heard similar stories, people never recovered from it. I think the same is happening to some home owners now. It's a total and utter mess 💔
Hear! Hear! ❤
100% agree with everything you said about buying a house! System is broken! You're either forced into expensive renting, meaning you can't save for a deposit, or you're stuck living with relatives. It shouldn't be that way.
The grass is not greener.own our own house thousands in repairs costs..xx
@@tracyfun6918totally agree although it’s probably the best of a bad bunch unfortunately 😞
Wise head on young shoulders❤
I bought my first house in 1989 at the age of 19. It was so much easier for first time buyers back then. We could get a 100% mortgage.
I do feel for younger people today trying to get on the housing ladder. My eldest son is in the same position as you Sophie.
We desperately need things to improve here in so many ways.
Estate agents have always pushed sellers to put properties on the market for ridiculously high prices. The arguments they used with me and my husband was they do it so you can reduce the price and make the buyers feel they are getting a bargain. So we’ve sold three homes at the reduced price by following the estate agents advice even though we didn’t like doing it. The price we actually sold for was probably the fair price for us as sellers and for the buyers. I’m hoping to move again in two years time. Hopefully for the final time.
I live in a rural area with poor bus service and our doctors and dentist are a good drive away from us. I don’t like driving, and time might come when I no longer can drive or I may not want to. I’m looking at moving to town where a lot of what I need is within walking distance if I give up driving.
I sincerely hope you can get your family home soon Sophie.
I’ve followed your channel for quite some time now. I particularly enjoy your taste tests. I loved the blindfold food comparison tests you used to do. You haven’t done those for a long time.
I loved watching your family fun day out. I miss days like that with my sons. They are both grown up now. So cherish every moment with Orin. He’ll be towering over you before you know it. xx
Your makeup looked fab! Ur lips are amazing shape❤
Should use slow cooker bags they are great saves washing up 😊
its happening all over the world here is Australia buying a house is no longer an option for the majority of people. even renting is becoming out of reach. family's are having to move back home with there parents. or are living out of there cars or in tents tent.
Omg that is outrageous. Just should not be the case!
Im in Australia, we have the exact some problems here, albeit I think we have a far better health system.
The cost of living is appalling.We have had minimal wage growth for years.
We supposedly dont have a class system, but it definitely feels like we do.
We have a housing crisis at the moment.
Buying a house is becoming unachievable for most middle income families and we dont have enough affordable rental properties to meet the demand.
I am one of the folks who bought in the 90s when interest rates were 17.5% in Australia.
In order to pay our house off we needed to earn full-time ,double incomes. In order to pay the house off,
we kept the mortgage payments at 17.5% after the interest rates dropped.
We also had 3 school age children and all their extra curricular activities.
There was no way paying a house off could be accomplished on a single income in the 90s.
I can appreciate how this generation feels, because we are at the other end of it now.
I can assure you however as young family we had the same fear and frustrations, but I dont envy you or other young families in similar positions, trying to get into the housing market.
The previous 6 months though people could afford a bigger loan.
Knew you was pregnant
Don’t like the political rant! Stick to cooking.
Most of us like her 'rants' so maybe you should just stick to her cooking videos
I completely disagree, it makes a nice change to see an 'influencer' talk about the things that are affecting us all in this country !
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Hi Sophie I 100% agree with what you are saying with the housing situation and the cost of living totally agree agree agree agree agree
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