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Get a Brita water purifyer.
Paris water is full of calc.
It will stain every bit of the cuisine/kitchen.
Buy some white vinegar to get rid of the marks!
No wonder all the hairdressers in this town!
No complaints in this area.
When I first saw that Chantier Inderdit sign a few years ago in Luxembourg, I thought it said Chanter Interdit! Which I thought was rather draconian.... Sure not everyone can sing, but it's not usually that bad.ReplyDelete
I thought the same thing Louise.
I wouldn't put it past the French.
There are probably rules/regles for breathing
Adorb list of to-dos comme d'habitude
Yesterday, I took the high road and did not comment on the rabbits. But TWO days in a row? You have thrown down the gauntlet! I plan to cope with the constant bunny transgressions in Paris by succumbing to every single temptation dans les vitrines....so there!
also interesting to know that the corners are les coins....in architecture- speak the coins are those big stones on the corners of buildings.
but that's exactly it J
There IS no gauntlet
The bunny invasion is here.
It may have to do with the high birth rate.
France has the highest in Europe.
Interesting about the word 'coin'
Boy does this town have les coins!
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I'm laughing--I thought of the Mistress when I saw your notes on lapins. I love an open window to let in the fresh air. Way to goReplyDelete
I just love your stream of consciousness in Paris...it captures such lovely little details.ReplyDelete
You know it is just the facts mam...
The hard cold realities of living in Paris are not always so poetic...
merci carolg
Enjoy every minute...Paris is magical!
And of course guard your key! have a great time.
I watched an episode of House Hunters International ..recently and a young Dallas Texas woman was looking for the perfect Paris Apt.I thought of you..
You are back so soon? To stay?
Love the red flats..:)
Hi NANA!!
But I sm NOT looking for the 'perfect' Paris apartment at all!
I just found out my little dream studio of last visit was all of 15 METERS small and it suited me to a T.
The sink, fridge and stove were right behind my back as I sat at the computer.
Perfection in my books! :)
Everything you wrote, applies to Buenos Aires ... if only they spoke French here :)
Your glimpses of Paree are such a delight!
New York is damp and misses you!
Get used to it NEW YORK!!
I think I'll be back for the summer here..
croise les doigts...
Hi Buster!
I love this pastries book, it is so fabulous
and the photo with the dogs are so cute
So funny TheKitchen..
Some French guys on the NY metro were saying to me (in French) the grass is always greener.
Something new always wins the day I suppose..oh my
Here's a Paris observation for you.
Twice while I was in Paris, I saw things in stores that I thought were _black_, but were actually a very _dark navy_. It occurred to me that the French seem to really love navy blue...much more than Americans where the color is kind of relegated to spring and perhaps viewed as a bit old-fashioned (except for pea jkts. and jeans).
In Paris, dark navy seems to be a hot color. My Paris navy purchase was a mini-LL Bean bag at Muji for only 12 Euros. What a bargain!
See if you see any more of this 'off-black' navy color.
Hope you are grignote-ing up (snacking) a storm!
Hope it's a bit warmer.
Yes today, premiere du mai was lovely and sunny.
Impossible to stay inside though I have so much homework.
Yes I have noticed that blue-black navy color
It's a favorite of Comme des Garcons as well or maybe she started the trend 20 yrs ago.
Too subtle for NYC I think which is more flash and less dash.
Some great photos here. I think I saw that same House Hunters international. I love watching them as I am so surprised at how little space you get for the money and people are happy. :) I love the last two photos. I am surprised to see a bigger dog. Usually you show mostly small dogs. Enjoy it all. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I became very comfortable with my inner child eons ago, and I even accept and indulge the female side of me that surely contributes to the artist that is ME.
But my GAWD; so many rules in the French/Parisian world.!
Interesting to see you observing some of the downsides to Paris, given that this must be the most romanticized city in the world.
I love the little girl seemingly weighing up Sarko vs Hollande in the shop window!
And re the rules/regles, I thought Britain was bad (their obsession with rules drives me nuts) ... but at least in France they rebel against the regles (greves, manifestations etc as you pointed out in your last post) - I think I prefer this attitude to the British "mustn't grumble" passive acceptance.
I'm not so sure you would agree with all the 'mani' taking place.
French people see it as one big picnic :O
There were many yesterday!!
I LOVE someone who doesn't present Paris as this romantic, fantastic and must go destination for tourists..
Your photo diary is excellent as always and I love that you make people aware that buying 'plastic' water bottles isn't really good. I love "Vichy" from glass, my preferred drink when in France.
Do you ever come to London?
Carol, dear, love all the insightful pics and following along with you on your walks. But, I must ask, where can I get my hands on those adorable mini suitcases? I'm as silly as the Parisiens when it comes to miniatures and toys and I must have the one with the Eiffel Tower! What shop did you snap that picture? Please, oh please, oh please?ReplyDelete
1, rue Cassette at Il Etait Une Fois 75006
I love this shop
do say I sent you
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If I were going out I would be an apple, and my partner would be a razor blade. The only holiday you can acceptably be morbid, yes?
(I'd like to invite you to enter a fine art giveaway over at my blog if you'd like -- for a giclee print of an eerie landscape from the wilds of Canada.)
im being pikachu! it's my first american halloween, i'm very excited
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fairy princess (:
Not sure yet.
I know but I'm not telling. Everyone will have to wait for the pix.
id love to dress up as beetlejuice, such and epic halloween guy!
A Harajuku Girl.
Love the first photo haha
Karl Lagerfeld of course!
classy upper east side preppy nerds
Dead Princess Diana
I am going as my 'inner geek'.
With any luck, I will be a giraffe! As long as I can fit through doors, it will be awesome.
I want to buy Italian Vogue
I haven't thought about it, really. If I don't have a costume by Friday, I'll be red riding hood. Or something. As long as I can wear poofy dresses to school without people asking why I'm dressed up. Halloween is my excuse for wearing dresses.
on friday i will be a punk rock clown and saturday i will be stevie nicks :)
I'm so excited for Halloween this year. I'm dressing up as a cup of coffee!
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I'm gonna be a porcelain doll.
im going to be "el chavo del 8"
or maybe Frida Kahlo :D
A bear like this... http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=23141481
Lucky you I don't think I'm going out. No money and no parties to go to since I just got my plane ticket home for Christmas haha yeah I had to think about that far ahead. I hate it, but I have to go home so other things must be sacrificed.
Mia from Pulp Fiction after she's had the adrenaline shot.
I'm going as Minnie Mouse! Yay!
I'm going as Xena! :)
Lizzie Borden, complete with bloody axe. I love the contrast of uptight victorian and unrestrained violence.
I'm going as DARIA!!!
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I neglected to leave the blog address for anyone that might be interested in entering my giveaway for the fine art Giclee Halloween print!
Wednesday Addams is my costume of choice. My school has this ball called Moorebid, and its apparently crazy so I don;t want to wear a costume with a lot of parts.
Johnny and Plank form Ed Edd and Eddy. Did you ever watch that show?
wednesday from the addams family and kelly from saved by the bell!
can't wait to see your pictures! you should check out my halloween flicks next week too!
I'm going to be Magenta from Rocky Horror Picture Show!
I'm going as Twiggy. If I were a little more dedicated I'd dye my hair, but I figure the eye makeup will give it away well enough.
A magician!!! Assuming I go out, I even made a mini top hat and everything. I was having a party with my friends, but my boss scheduled me to work even though I asked for it off and she had said yes. While they party I'll be grumbling...
oh, i just love that cover, totally amazing and a little witch like
Daria one day and a fox the next
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This is a really dope editorial/cover! I'm going to be a bunny....we shall see how it turns out, haha.
I am going as a ghost- just a white sheet with two eye holes! and my hot pink doc martens!!!
I'm going as me - hoping the ghouls will drag me away with them;).
Oh. I really wish we were doing something for Halloween now. To be honest, it's not even that big here anymore x
I should go as the ghost of Banquo. He certainly seems to scare the bejeebers out of Macbeth:
"Avaunt, and quit my sight! Let the earth hide thee!
Thy bones are marrowless, thy blood is cold.
Thou hast no speculation in those eyes
Which thou dost glare with."
This play's getting interesting! :-)
Love the Vogue cover!
--Nolita Vintage--
The Craft is such good inspiration for Halloween! And the Vogue cover has the exacts same vibe! xxx
If only people in England got into Halloween above the age of 8...
I'm going as Luna Lovegood from Harry Potter!
But with dark hair. And I know she's not really that scary, but...
I'm mad excited.
I'm going to be a mime. I'm making a black and white striped boatneck mini dress with an exposed red zipper up the back and maybe at the cuffs too. Black tights, black oxfords, mime makeup. It's going to be rad.
I am going to cut a face in a pumpkin and put some white colour on my sons face if required and make his eyes black and draw on some teeth with some blood, in red colour.
Wow. I'm enthusiastic to see these ones. October is a magnificent month (the very month when I was born), and, like I have said, I'm fond of supernatural.
wowowow I do Love Franca Sozzani's Idea!
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halloween in Spain is quite crapy... no dressing up, no sweets, no pumkins....
my friend and I are being the "girly" versions of mario and luigi. i am very stoked about halloween myself! i love seeing all the fabulous costume ideas people come up with.
peace. love. create.
Hi Tavi
I LOVE Halloween and The Craft is a such good inspiration.
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MARCELINE THE VAMPIRE QUEEN. I get to make a cardboard battle-axe-guitar. SO pumped.
I love the Vogue pic...ANd love your new pic!!!
im going to be dead Wilma Flinstone!!
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I'll be a vampire:)))It's soo hot!!!:))
I'd really love to be the lady from Sweeny Todd that bakes people into pies. She's terrifying and think that my hair and pie baking ability fit the part. But I'll probably just end up being a mime, or making a birds nest out of my hair.
you're so amazing! :)
Margot Tenenbaum :o)
uuu you changed the top of your blog is it prada
Does Maggie Rizer ever age???
Anyway, I'm going to be Lisbeth Salander, AKA The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.
Everyone will marvel at how "ahead of the curve" I am with my pre-Hollywood movie appreciation, ha ha.
I wanted to poke a bit of fun with the whole "sexy" whatever costumes so from the neck up, I'm doing as close to Mao Ze Dong as I can (complete with bald wig) and the rest of it is kind of a slutted up Communist getup. I'll be going out with my buddy who is gonna be David Byrne in the giant suit.
I think The Craft and Couture go quite well together. Reminds me of the good ol days when my friends and I would watching that movie in middle school trying to be cool....Hmmm...me thinks that ages me a bit ;)
Last year I was supernatural alien with a third eye but this year I don't not yet this french people do not celebrate Halloween is kind of boring :-( !!! Have fun for me chica!!!
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To be own imagination, mood))) It will be necessary to afford exciting image!!!
All that looks is supernatural very much me inspires, as well as that I have seen in this picture, thanks!!!
amazing! just amazing. gotta love halloween!
ahmazing photos,
a caberet act with a dodgy twist to ;}
maybe a Missoni Pumpkin!
I don't live in USA, so where I live we don't do the " Trick or treat". It's sad, isn't it ? I won't have candy's this year !! :)
We don't "celebrate" Halloween here in Holland, so pore me! Can't dress up.. or well, why not dress up just because I like to?!
Oke I'll go as, my mother! No kidding.. I'm gonna go as Cruala De Vil XD. GnaGna!
heehee, you will like my costume, i hope! i am going as a marc jacobs disco queen..
check my blog for detail!! i am really excited and even BLEACHED MY BROWS for it!
Wow, so many commenters with cool costume ideas! I love it.
I'm almost 30 and I never really did Halloween before but I'm finally doing it this year. So I'm dressing up as Coraline and my bf as Wybie from the movie Coraline.
masquerade!! so excited!
Hehe. I'm going to be a modern take on the Mad Hatter.
a pirate. a woman pirate.
I'm gonna be Marilyn Monroe
A widow :) love Halloween!
Ash Fox, from Fantastic Mr Fox, of course!
I want to dress up as a tranny, but my school wouldn't allow it :P
check me out!
Pizza Chef
we dont trick or treat in our country ,nor wear costumes for halloween. bummer tho,but we celebrate by praying for our ancestors . anyways i love you tavi! ur soo insiparational to teens like us,follwo me pls :D http://nikkagaddi.blogspot.com/
This year I will be a powerful witch and I'm going to torment the bad ones, hihihi !
I have two parties to go to on halloween. First i'm gonna be a voodoo priestess and then a vampire. No, i haven't seen Twilight.
I am going to be a military inspired ballerina.
I am going to be Audrey Hepburn!!!
Love your blog!!!
cool pictures! and i'm gonna be an old-fashioned sort of rock star. kind of hard to explain.
I'm going as Rita Hayworth, she's a 1940's movie star.
I'm being a Lady Against Women!
I just throw on some glasses and some of my vintage duds, carry the "tenets" around on a sign and I'm good to go!
Love the new banner. Speaking of The Craft, whatever happened to Fairuza Balk? She was in a bunch of movies when I was your age...not so much anymore.
Nr. 100 - the upper photo IS from Neve Campbell's "Craft", a classic!
As for your question - I'm going to be Mina Jade in my usual black and creepy attire, I guess it would do.
Too bad I'm French because we don't really celebrate Halloween... I spent my first Halloween party in the US last year and it was amazing !!!
I think it's time for a new vlog. Make it spooky.
Brilliant pictures- especially on Vogue.
Can't wait for halloween!
I was going as this classy 40-style whatever and got these stockings with suspenders to just get into the mood and all. I just realised that you can see the suspenders through the dress so now I guess I'm just going as a tart =/ yay.
The girl on the very left of the Vogue cover looks like she is anorexic. Sigh.
holy creepy. that vogue cover. in happier news, I want to dress up as Gallianoooooo!
My husband and I are gonna be Donna and David! Flashback. Woohoo. XO Valerie
P.S. check out my Halloween post today; an ode to Sarah Jessica Parker's many movie costumes!
Your posts are very perfect! I watch your blof for a long time and you never disappointed me ... :)
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Hey, I've been reading since I saw Widdicombe's article in The New Yorker last month, I just came across a song that reminded me of your current aesthetic:
Anyway, I adore this blog. I can't wait to see all the new incarnations so I hope you stay inspired!
Well,I always have lot's of ideas for coustumes and then it's time for halloween and I can't decide what to wear. So,I end up wearing some boring coustume,but, this year I decided to be as many as I could. So for each halloween party and every time we go trick-or-treating I'm wearing somnething different(yes I'm going trick-or-treating twice, More candie!). So far I was a Super kawaii harajuku girl a gothic lolita harajuku girl. Yesterday I was a shiny rainbow witch with huge eyes painted on my eylids so when I close my eyes It looks like theyer still open. Today I plan on being BenJammin the super hero who saves the world from the evil villans the fashion fux paus but I'm not sure what I'll be on the official halloween.
What are you going to be tavi?
This reminds me of Hokus Pokus - great cover!
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Wow, that Vogue cover is absolutely magical!
I'm gonna be the devil, I suppose.
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I was going to be lady gaga, Twiggy, someone from the omo vally, a creepy doll and I thoughtr about being Karl Lagefeild. but then I ended up with something different. I'v got some wounderfull inspiring halloween pictures at my blog and pictures of my different costumes for parties I went to.
A crayon. Because I am just that cool.
I'm going as a molding moss covered forest witch/shaman.
I'm going as Bellatrix Lestrange. Helena Bonham Carter is a goddess.
A raven.
not likely to be replicated in a world of lady gagas, cristine o'donnell witches, and mama grizzlies.
it's also homemade, which adds an extra dimension of rad.
Photo of costume
At a party last week I was a Mime!
But I think my costume for this weekend is going to be "Woman in blonde wig" from the 1994 Chinese film 'Chungking Express'.
Picture here:
Girl, You are so damn cute that it makes me jealous with all those bows and extras! Look forward to meeting you at fashion week in feb.! I hear your friendly with Jane A. from D?
I love Vogue Italia. Has one of the best photos.
I went as Bunnicula. It was sort of amazing.
we can tell you what we won't be..
I was a little bit different each night...friday and sunday I did the skeleton thing and saturday I was a mime :) xx
i dressed as a somewhat chubby version of Baron Samedi.
link related, its a pic of me in my makeup.
please excuse this act of vanity ^__^
despite my facial expression i had quite some fun. sadly the black lip gloss didn't survive the second beer.
the makeup design i stole from Karin Dreijer Andersson.
that coverrr is pretty major!
oh god BEEZUS.
I remember the cover with her in the very saggy ballet outfit. I wanted that outfit so badly.
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PHOENIX (AP) - A new report from Arizona State University's business school confirms that 2012 was a year for a major rebound for the Phoenix area's housing market.
The report shows median home prices jumped by nearly 34% between December 2011 and December 2012. The median price for an existing home went from $122,500 to $164,000 during that time and the supply of homes for sale fell by 6%.
A huge dip in foreclosures also was seen, with ASU's Mike Orr tracking a 51% drop. Orr said Thursday that's a signal that the end of a yearslong housing market crisis is in sight.
The big increase in prices means investors are also cooling to the market and leaving slightly less competition for regular buyers.
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I enlisted in the Navy in 1973, as a young man from a working class family. My father was deceased, my mother was disabled, and I was out of money to continue in medical school. That year the Navy began offering to pay the educational costs of medical students in exchange for uniformed service after graduation. It was an honor to serve my country and to receive the education I needed to become a doctor.
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Spaghetti Squash is easy to grow, low in calories, and versatile. This winter version of spaghetti squash is for Weekend Herb Blogging, hosted this week by The Daily Tiffin. If you'd like to participate, you can always check with Haalo at Cook (almost) Anything At Least Once to see Who's Hosting Weekend Herb Blogging.
Scrape the spaghetti squash strands into a plastic bowl and gently mix in 2 T pesto and 1/2 cup grated parmesan. Put squash into a gratin dish, top with a little more grated parmesan and baked at 400 about 20-30 minutes more.
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1 large spaghetti squash (6-8 lbs.)
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2 T basil pesto
1/2 cup + 1/4 cup parmesan cheese
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
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A balancing act
What cloud computing means for business, and how to capitalize on it
Like any emerging competitive technology, the facts about cloud computing are often obscured by technical jargon and confusing messages. But despite the hype, the potential business benefits as well as the strategic and business impact of cloud computing are significant.
To avoid the technical confusion that surrounds cloud computing, this report will answer the following questions in business terms:
- How is cloud computing changing the way IT services are purchased?
- How can cloud computing disrupt entire industries and enable new business models?
- What legal and governance hurdles must be addressed for cloud computing to achieve its full potential?
- What are some examples of where cloud computing makes sense today – and some where it doesn't?
With these questions in mind, business leaders must address many complex issues and understand the key to unlocking the new opportunities presented by cloud computing.
As the market for cloud computing matures, the consumption models discussed above will likely become the standard for IT services. But until then, it's important to understand where cloud computing makes the most sense, and where it doesn't.
How cloud computing is disrupting the IT industry
It's the secret most established IT companies don't want to talk about. The rise of cloud computing to meet growing demand has the potential to drive a major restructuring of the IT industry. With increasing scale and critical mass, innovative new services will likely position cloud computing to replace large swathes of existing systems.
Whether this occurs through internal private clouds or external public clouds, it represents a huge architectural shift. And it's gaining momentum. A 2009 report by Gartner estimated the U.S. market revenue for cloud computing in 2008 at US$3.5 billion, and forecasted compound growth of 40 percent between 2008 and 2013, reaching an estimated US$18.6 billion in 20131.
Cloud computing will play a major part in the future of IT and will present significant opportunities for companies. Although it might not be ready for every situation – at least not yet – business leaders generally agree the value is real. They know they must think strategically about how cloud computing has a potential impact and start getting ready for the outcome.


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Here's your pre-game preview of the UConn-Louisville game:
Records: Louisville 15-1, 3-0; UConn 12-3, 2-1
Last game:Louisville beatSouth Florida, 64-38, Saturday; UConn won at No. 17 Notre Dame, 65-58, Saturday.
Probable starters
6-1 jr. guard Shabazz Napier (17.5 pts, 4.5 rebs)
6-0 so. guard Ryan Boatright (16.1 pts, 4.5 assists)
6-5 fr. guard Omar Calhoun (10.1 pts, 3.1 rebs)
6-8 so. forward DeAndre Daniels (11.0 pts, 4.7 rebs)
6-9 jr. forward Tyler Olander (5.3 pts, 4.1 rebs)
6-0 sr. guard Peyton Siva (11.9 pts)
6-1 jr. guard Russ Smith (18.7 pts, 3.6 rebs)
6-5 so. forward Wayne Blackshear (8.9 pts, 4.0 rebs)
6-6 so. forward Chane Behanan (11.1 pts, 7.4 rebs)
6-11 jr. center Gorgui Dieng (9.6 pts, 9.8 rebs)
-- Louisville climbed from No. 3 to No. 1 in today's Associated Press Top 25 poll
-- Second game in just over 48 hours for both teams.
-- Bad weather forced Louisville to travel to UConn today instead of Sunday.
-- Huskies 2-1 vs. ranked teams this season.
-- UConn's first game against top-ranked team since beating Texas, 88-74, at Gampel Pavilion in January 2010.
-- Cardinals off to best overall start since 2003-04.
-- Series history: UConn trails, 7-6, losing last meeting, 80-59, last February inLouisville. Huskies 2-3 at home vs. Cards.
-- Louisville's 77.1 pts per game average its highest in seven years.
-- Cardinals ranked second nationally in turnover margin (7.8). Rank third in steals (11.5).
-- Siva is the preseason Big East player-of-the-year.
-- Louisville owns most road wins in BE (33) in last six years.
-- Hot: Olander scored career high in consecutive games and made 11 of 13 from field.
-- Cold: Calhoun shooting 6-for-22 in last three games.
-- Boatright scored in double figures a team-high nine straight games.
-- Faces in the crowd: Amida Brimah, a 6-foot-11center from Miami. He gave the UConn coaching staff a verbal commitment Sunday night. He's on an official visit. A native of Ghana, he attends Archbishop Carroll High School in Miami.
Also, Paschal Chukwa, a 7-footer from Fairfield Prep, will sit behind the UConn bench. He's a member of the Class of 2014.
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Oh yeah - and housekeeping like Jen said. Find out how much a live-in housekeeper would cost and add that to the total. I have to say it again. What a jerk.
Oh yeah - and housekeeping like Jen said. Find out how much a live-in housekeeper would cost and add that to the total. I have to say it again. What a jerk.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
B, you are greatly under appreciated. I am sorry. I am suppressing a lot of my 'not so nice thoughts' right now in an effort to respect that he is your man.
B, what the ever-living frak??? I... how can you not want to just punch him?
I really do sympathize, though, as someone whose partner occasionally seems to think the stuff I do all day is paltry compared to the important stuff he does ... but this is a whole other level! He knows your daycare is bringing money into the household, right? I can't even get started on the idea that spending time teaching your own children (and playing with them, interacting, etc) is not absolutely vital work. I know you already know that it is. The thing about him thinking you should be the one to chase the chicken - ugh, ugh, ugh. I don't know how you stay sane. You're amazing.
And speaking of amazing, reading through the last couple of pages of convo here has me verklempt. All of you are such extraordinary, thoughtful, conscientious, outstanding people. I'm so grateful you're willing to share your thoughts and feelings and wisdom with each other and all of us. It's really remarkable. And hugs to all in your journeys.
As for me, when I was in college I wasn't sure I wanted to be a mother, but when I unexpectedly found myself pregnant at 24 I was surprised how quickly I adapted to the idea. I felt confident from the first in my ability to be a good parent, and although I've since been humbled in many ways, I'm glad every day that this is my path. I agree with Janet, though, about the nature of happiness. We must find it where we are, and even if where we end up isn't where we thought we would, there is joy to be found in it. Definitely easier to say than live, though. I wouldn't dare to compare in any way with the struggles and heartbreak with which many of you have dealt, but I've been faced with my own sadness lately about a door in my life closing irretrievably. As you know, there are 12 years between my girls, which means they don't have a typical sibling relationship. I never really planned on having another after my first, as a single mom etc... but I really did want more. When we were able to have Noe I was overjoyed, and I've loved every moment of it. From the time she was a newborn, I wanted another fiercely. DH was done. He adores Noe, but just didn't want any more. I asked, we discussed, and he said no. For three years he said no, and then I got sick, and I turned 40, and I felt like yes, the door was closing ... but who knows, right? Life is unpredictable, and maybe ... I'm doing well, my doctor said out of the blue that if I wanted to have another it would be fine ... and dh made the appointment and had his V. I respect his choice. His reasons are valid. I thought I was ok with it, and I've been supportive, but when he had it done the grief hit me pretty strongly, and I've been struggling to climb out of it. Struggling with the realization that the choice is made, it's done, the door is closed. Every day Noe pretends she has a little brother or sister -- her dollies, her little stuffed animals -- and I wish so much I could have given her one. I'm really trying not to feel anger or resentment towards dh about it. It's hard. I feel the emotions and I don't know what to do with them. They just kind of float around and I don't feel like it's fair to dump them on him (he already knows, and what's the point anyway when it's over and done?) but they're just sort of there anyway, this haze of grief and resentment. I feel like it's just going to sit there forever and one day we'll be 70, having sunday dinner, and out of the blue I'll just dump a pot roast in his lap and pour the gravy over his head and say, "i wanted to have another baby, and you wouldn't." And I'll just cry and cry, and hate him for it. I don't want that to happen, but I don't know how to come to terms with it on my own. I suppose it'll just take time.
It is precisely the reason I have not shut the door on DHs desire to have more children. I love being a mom, I do, and I know I will never EVER regret having them. Not having them though, I believe could have been more damaging to my marriage than even an affair. His desire to be a father runs deep and the couple times I mentioned NO children the pain in his eyes showed me what would happen would that be true. He would stay, with me, in all his misery.
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I'm on my phone so can't type much, but I just wanted to send hugs to all of y'all. I can say that I am very lucky for the life I have right now. Very lucky. Love you, girls. I'm off to bed now. See you tomorrow. Xoxo
Pepperlu, that is a very difficult thing to be reconciling with and I perfectly understand why you are having those feelings. I wish I knew how best to cope with them, since I really see what you mean about how talking to dh about it may not be productive. Perhaps just one time, if you told him you needed to get it off your chest. And hopefully he would comfort you. Otherwise, I sure hope talking to us about it helps. *pretend I started new paragraph****** As far as dbf, I'm happy to do the amount of work I am doing, honestly. I consider it a great blessing to be able to homeschool my kids. It's just what I want to be doing. I wouldn't say a word about his lack of involvement if he didn't make disparaging remarks. It's just plain rude and it makes me feel like I have to defend myself, which makes it look like I am biatching about what I do. Also, i think our children do suffer from his lack of involvement. But I know that goes without saying in here.
Kate, as far as parenting goes, I had a conversation at work with a parent recently and immediately thought I wanted to share it with you girls (and then didn't). Now is the perfect time.
This mom had a little boy who was really difficult behavior-wise and he was her second child. After we went through our whole report and talked about all the areas he needed some support with, she said (I'm paraphrasing), "You know, my oldest son was really easy. He was the perfect child from day one. He slept well, ate well, never had tantrums, and everything was like clockwork. I assumed I was just an amazing parent and walked around looking down at all the other parents who had kids who were tantrumming and not listening and behaving poorly and not sleeping. Clearly those parents must have been doing something wrong. And then I had my second son, and raised him the exact same way, and none of it worked. I realized I was incredibly lucky the first time around and none of it had anything at all to do with my parenting skills. I'll never judge another mother again."
I think there is a lot to be learned from that. Cut yourself some slack. That goes for all of you!
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Mandy, that's a great story. And so true. DD1 was a really easy baby -- great sleeper, great eater, growing well, sweet and happy. I tried not to gloat about it, but I did think I was doing a pretty great job and "eh, this parenting thing's not so hard." And then when she hit about 2.5, she hit some huge snags in her development. Terrible meltdowns, nightmares, night terrors, separation anxiety disorder. Big stuff. And suddenly I was that mom with a kid screaming her head off on the floor of the store, or scratching my hands and arms bloody to keep hanging on to me when I took her to school. It taught me humility in a hurry. Now when I hear a mom saying things like "My kids will never..." or "I'll have control over my kids..." or "You just have to know how to handle them..." I just laugh a little to myself. Their time is coming.
And my second child, knock on wood, is easy-tempered and sweet-natured. And I never, ever take it for granted, nor do I feel like it's anything I've done. Many people have said, when they meet Noe, "You must be a great mom," and I tell them that we're lucky. She just came that way.
I haven't had an easy one. My three have all, and continue to, humble the sh!t out of me.
Thanks for the story, Mandy. I don't think it's my parenting that has caused his behavior but it's my behavior that has exacerbated the issues, if that makes any sense. I feel like if I were able to calmly and rationally deal with his difficult behavior maybe he'd also be able to relax a little bit too.
After all your parenting confessions today, calling a therapist and a couple blogs that made me cry, I feel like I am starting fresh.
I meant to say I saw your link to Josh's Lego Blog on facebook and was so impressed (well, not by the blog - I haven't looked at that yet, but I'm sure when I do I'll love it) but really by the image of you helping him with his blog. So sweet and such a loving mama to foster his interests like that. It's something I'm not sure my mother would have taken the time to do for me when I was Josh's age (had blogs existed back then!)
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Thank you! I figure, I'm an internet junkie, he likes Legos, let's make this work!
He loves projects, but the problem is finding one he wants to stick with. He has many books in progress where I write what he wants to say and he draws the pictures. He's writing and illustrating a sequel to The Lorax, for one. A lot of times his project ideas are too grandiose and he loses interest quickly. I think he'll like the blog because he can update it as much as he wants and he won't have to worry about losing it if he forgets about it for a while.
Gretchen, I'm sorry you have all this angst about not having any more kids. It gives me some perspective into what DH must feel. There are times I think we should separate, so he can go marry someone else, and have the dozen kids he wants. Unfortunately, he appears to be entirely too loyal.
I have a friend that had a child, after STC for ages. She was (is) over the moon about it, but her husband is completely ambivalent, and uninvolved. He has adult children, and was done. He agreed to more kids because she wanted them so badly, but near as I can tell, he is just the sperm donor who happens to live in the same house. She doesn't seem to care, but as the kid grows up, I can't help but think that this will have an impact on him.
Like Kate, I'm pretty sure that my handling is making Mira's behavior worse. When I remember to do it the "right way", she is infinitely better behaved, but I either can't summon up that kind of patience all the time, or I forget what I am supposed to be doing. I am entirely convinced that this will not change, and will likely get worse, much worse, over time. Fact is that I have been hoping for years that it will get better, and because of how it has all turned out, I'm fresh out of hope. If I'm wrong, I'd be ecstatic, but I'd rather not get my hopes up in that department.
And Mandy, that's the exact same story my neighbor told me. Their daughter was quite a handful as a toddler/young child, but has matured into a lovely teenager.
Bridget, he just sucks!! You deserve so much better... He sometimes reminds me of my husband, except way more extreme... I hope I don't over step my boundaries here, and everyone else probably already knows, but why do you stay with him? <hugs>
Gretchen, that is so tough... I'm sorry. That's kind of how I feel, except I can't blame my husband. Sometimes I wish I really believed in God so I could metaphorically dump a pot roast in his lap!! And Maiya and Noe are so much alike... Maiya really really wants a baby, too, and it makes me feel so bad for her that she's alone. Maybe we should do time-share on our only children, you can have them both for a week, and I'll have them both for a week, hah!
Well, gotta go tend to my sick kid (oh, I hope this doesn't mess up our camping trip this weekend!!), will try to respond more later tonight.
Kate, I love the new signature picture!
Gretchen, would your husband (and you) consider adoption at all if he changes his mind....or there is always reversal surgery. I am so happy that dh and I are both content with 2. I went back and forth between wanting no kids to wanting 10 kids. When we eventually had one, I knew we needed 2 kids, not for our sake, but for Travis' sake. I couldn't imagine him not having someone yo grow up with.
I can't believe I forgot to post about this here, in the secular forum. And it's a fitting story.
I have these round magnetic buttons on the outside of my cube that I made into a smiley face my first day. It's right next to my name. I'm sure I've mentioned before that my colleague that started the same day as me is fundamentalist-or very close to it. Anyway, last week after I returned from my vacation I saw my smiley had been made into a cross. It really takes a lot to get me hot at work, but I was pretty mad about it. I showed Faye, my manager and a Christian-and she was furious on my behalf. Absolutely furious. I don't know what was said, but I know she was going to address it. Of course, there's no proof who did it but there are only 6 of us that sit back here. Two are pretty vocal Christians and Faye wouldn't have done it.
A couple weeks before that, I nearly said something because the same colleague I suspect made the cross on my cube, came into my area and sat down & told me all about how he was on the 'right but at the right time' because he'd gotten talking to the drive and by the end of the trip he'd 'saved' him. I did tell Faye about that at the time and she asked me if I wanted her to say something. I declined and just let it go but if this sh!t continues, he's going to have huge issues with me. I don't blather on and on about my beliefs. I don't try to convince him he's an idiot for believing fairy tails. He needs to leave me alone.
Also-there's official policy here that we're allowed to display religious ornaments (or whatever they're called) inside our cube/office, but not outside. This was put on the outside of my cube. If the wrong person came down & saw that, not knowing my beliefs, I could have gotten in trouble for it. The jerk.
Chrissy, as an "in doubt" Christian that makes me mad. But it would have made me mad as a "regular" Christian too.
I know a lot of times people find Christians to be preachy, not accepting etc and that just proves it. I know that a lot of the religion is to share Christ with others. But if a person has a different faith I think Christ would want us to be respectful, not anyagonistic.
Chrissy that would have set me OFF. I have major issues with preachy Christians.
Chrissy that is annoying!
Kate, I LOVE the picture.
I am sorry for those not getting what they want or in disagreement with their spouse. That is so hard because it's NOT something you can compromise on. I have told mine many times that if he absolutely didn't want a child, I would give it up and reconcile it....and not be angry with him about it. He/US is my priority and we have had already 15 good years with just the two of us. I think it's probably easier to do having no kids though because I don't totally know what I'm missing. But he's never given me a solid, no. It's always, I don't know, I'm not sure, or the biggie and the one that comes up the most, I'm scared. Change is hard for him....unknown is hard for him.....and he always worries about money.
Suja....don't give up hope. Mira is still so young. My BFF's daughter was not an easy child....and she is very smart which I think made it so much worse. Headstrong, stubborn, tantrums....OMG she was a handful. She got so much better after she started grade school and is a really awesome kid now. I think it was probably about 6 or 7 that she calmed down and knocked it off. Course now she's almost 10 and so they have a few years of peace before the teen hormones kick in!
I think sometimes difficult children get it out of their system early. DD1 is much more sensible and mature than a lot of her friends -- she's still artistic and independent, but there's no emotional drama or issues like lots of kids her age ... and, at least at this point, she doesn't butt heads with us either. No hysteria or screaming matches. I do often think that she had to learn when she was young to handle those volatile emotions, and she's a lot better at it now than kids who didn't have practice.
Which is to say that challenging kids like Mira may even out as their emotions and intellect get more in balance. They may always be feisty, but that's a really positive trait that will work well for them in the future.
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Since it's ok for you to have religious stuff in your cubicle, I'm thinking one or two of these bumper stickers might get the point across...
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Poruchik Kizhe - Пору́чик Киже́ ( Lieutenant Kijé) (1934)
Aka: The Czar Wants to Sleep
With close captioned subtitles (see NOTE)
This is a delightful comedy about a fictional Lt Kizhe who came about because of a scribe's copying mistake. The officials were afraid to embarrass the Czar, so they created a fictional Kizhe who served as a convenient scapegoat. After being whipped, exiled, returned, married, and promoted Kizhe finally had to die when the Czar wanted to meet him.
This is the first movie with a Prokofiev film score, so it is an important historical document and should be considered a classic. But it is also a very enjoyable comedy. The music from the film was subsequently recycled by Prokofiev into the popular Lieutenant Kijé suite. The story originated with a family story recounted in Vladimir Dahl's "Rasskazy o vremenakh Pavla I" ("Stories of the time of Paul I") in the journal Russkaya starina in 1870. Later it was expanded by Yury Tynyanov into a novella with added fictional events.
The story parodied Paul I, the son of Catherine the Great. But there is a suspicion that the movie may have also been intended as a criticism of the current Soviet government, disguised as a historical story. Paul was actually revered by many of his people and was idealistic and generous but also mercurial and sometimes vindictive. The depiction in the movie of his paranoia is probably somewhat accurate. His fear may not have been misplaced because shortly after he occupied his new secure palace he was assassinated. It is unknown whether a mythical Kizhe was actually invented to prevent Czarist embarrassment. So the movie is an amusing caricature of Paul which is not quite accurate.
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This copy of this public domain movie was restored from sources on the web. All of the sources on the web apparently came from the same original digitized source, but were probably recorded from different Russian TV broadcasts with different quality. One source has slightly clearer picture, but missing pieces, more cropping, and badly compressed audio. Another source was more complete and had uncompressed audio, but the video was poorly processed and overbrightened which washed out detail in some frames. Unfortunately a high quality DVD version is not available as this movie merits a Criterion edition. All sources were apparently recorded using old technology and the film jittered a lot with changes in focus, brightness, and framing. In addition the primitive automatic corrections produced unstable brightness at scene changes, smeared detail, and overlightened night scenes. This copy of the video is partially stabilized in both position and luminance and sharpened to produce a more watchable version. Some obvious spots, lines, and flares were removed by duplicating a nearby frame, and some manual adjustments were made to intensity and positioning. Video noise was removed by Virtualdub Spotremover, but because of the original poor stability very good noise removal was not possible. Good motion stabilization requires a view of the film frame, and all source have significant cropping. At least 16% of the picture is missing on the top, 8% on the bottow and probably the same on the sides, so a large amount of the picture has been cropped. There are a few artifacts left in the final video due to the stabilization. Only consumer available software was used, and a better restoration may have to await a high quality digital dub with professional software.
A large effort went into fixing the audio portion. A number of ticks and pops had to be removed by hand, and the overall noise was reduced. Most of the sound effects were left intact, and the music is much clearer. Some web versions of this film have very high noise which pumps up and down due to the severe compression that was standard when televising old movies. The version chosen for restoration did not exhibit audio compression, but a short segment had to be spliced into the sound track from the compressed version. Unfortunately there is little that can be done to reduce the distortion in the primitive 1930s Soviet era sound track.
BE WARNED that there is no sound during the credits, and the sound begins with a very faint trumpet call. One of the credits is obviously missing, but the complete known credits are listed at the end of the film. There are optional English subtitles on this video which have been enhanced for the hard of hearning.
The result is more watchable, and much more listenable. Hopefully the overall effect is now much closer to what the director intended. The sound is fairly close to the original, but the compressed brightness range could only be restored approximately in a few scenes. Until the time when a good copy is made available, this may have to suffice.
NOTE: As of May 24, 2012 he "new player" only shows subtitles if you click on the second version. If you view the movie online, you may have to click on the CC box to get the optional English subtitles. If you download this video both of the MP4s have optional English subtitles viewable in the VLC and some other players. The OGV version does not have subtitles. You may have to download the full version to view it with subtitles as various Archive changes sometimes render subtitles inoperable.
Information for contributors to the archive: If you wish to have closed caption subtitles you must upload the .SRT file after the video with the same file name, but the .SRT extension. Since the 512 MP4 is used for viewing, you may have to upload the file for that version. Perhaps the subtitle info should be included in the upload instruction.
Dec 6, 2010 - Updated credits and a few small fixes to video.
J. Clement 2010
This movie is part of the collection: Comedy Films
Audio/Visual: sound, B&W
Keywords: Kije; Пору́чик Киже́; Prokofiev; Russian; Russia; Tynyanov; Poruchik; Paul I; Tsar; Czar; restored
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Subject: thanks (and a request)
Thank you for your extraordinary efforts to improve the watchability of the film.
Could you please add to the final credits that you attached to the film a credit for the subtitles, however -- which I had great fun producing a few years ago? A credit to the email address kizhesubtitles [at sign] mit [period] edu would be sufficient (as listed on the Google video version's site). Thank you once again!


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2 plays in a row, they took it at him and he stood there catching flies with his mouth
Unless something changes drastically, there's no way the Raps pull this off
You know what whatever. I wouldn't be surprised if he did it on purpose.
big props to AA tonight... as much as I hate to type that
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Basketball has clear winners every night --except at the draft, which is all homework, politics and chance.
I'm all for a trade at this point because CLEARLY this team has no use for him and he has no use for this team.
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So this is a "Real Defense"?Paul Gutierrez, Comcast SportsNetMichael Huff had said he looked forward to playing in a "real defense" (all respect to Al Davis). Well, this defense has given up 125 points, which is the most points the Raiders have surrendered in the first four games of a season since before Al Davis came to Oakland in 1963.http://www.csnbayarea.com/football-oakland-raiders/raiders-talk/So-this-is-a-real-defense?blockID=782281&feedID=2801
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It is been overwhelming, we're blown away by the enormous support we've had the last 24 hours. Never before in my whole history as a tattoo artist I've come across such an enormous exposition of positive energy. Reactions worldwide, tweets and retweets, pictures on Instagram, posts on Facebook, etc. It's a tough fight, but we're in to win this.
Again today we were denied access to our museum. Locks have been changed, negotiations with the police to get personal matters like tattoo machines were necessary. A tidal wave of local and national press were served all day. Negotiations with landlords, lawyers and businessmen took place. Do not despair my friend. We will fight this with success. Stay tuned!
P.S. Lawsuit is about 1.5 million Euros and has no ground at all. Come see us on December 8th. Help us fight for our art, fight for our history, fight for our future, fight for our museum!
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A wee morsel of support from Scotland- My experience of the museum. Hang in there ATM!!!!!!!
November 24, 2012 at 10:40 AM
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As a, sort of, neighbor (I have a B&B just around the corner ) and regular visitor of the @amstattoomuseum, I want to ask everyone who has been, or still wants to go, to our Tattoomuseum: let yourself be heard and spread the word to keep the ATM open!
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Hang tight, we will survive this thing like a piece of cake! More ATM support things coming very soon!!!! Greetz Kim IBTC
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ability to easily view and shop by manufacturer, activity, style and/or color.
Alex and Me takes pride in providing our thousands of loyal customers the
most detailed UV apparel product information available. Please check back as we continue
to add more brands in our mission to bring our customers the most variety
in Sun Protective UV Clothing and Sun Protective UV Swimwear. Items include:
Baby UV / UPF Swimwear,
Children's UV / UPF Swimear, Children's
UV / UPF Wetsuits, Women's UV / UPF Swimwear,
Men's UV / UPF Swimwear, Children's
UV / UPF Clothing, Women's
UV / UPF Clothing, Men's UV / UPF Clothing,
Adult UV / UPF Hats,Women's
UV / UPF Hats, Men's UV / UPF Hats,
Baby UV / UPF Hats, and Children's
UV / UPF Hats.
UV exposure is an ever increasing health threat for everyone. However, Alex and Me's products are designed to keep the fun in the sun alive.
UV Sun Protective Clothing and UV Sun Protective Swimwear (UPF / SPF Clothing) started over a decade ago and originated from Australia, the land down under, where they really know about the risks of too much sun. Not soon after, the Alex and Me Company was founded to import and sell such UV Clothing and UV Swimwear to our loyal customer in the United States. Alex and Me is the original UV Clothing and UV Swimwear internet company, its all that we do, and now we sell multiple UV clothing name brands and styles to fit any lifestyle.
Alex & Me now carries many choices of UV clothing and UV Swimwear fabrics and styles thatall provide a UPF of 50+. These new styles, and some can be very fashionable, can essentially block out all the damaging UVA and UVB ray,s and in turn, one needs only to apply sun block to the remaining skin areas that are exposed. To this end, Alex and Me carries UV shirts, UV shorts, UV hats, and UV swimsuits that all carry a UPF of 50+ in many styles that not only can be used for swimming, but for gardening, cycling, jogging, and even just going out for a day of shopping.
SPF if for Sunscreen; UPF is for Clothing & Swimwear. SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor.
Some manufacturers and even some websites describe their clothing as
SPF protective. However, as we all know, SPF was designed for and
describes a sunscreen's protectiveness and not clothing. However......UPF stands for Ultraviolet Protection Factor.
To help the consumer better determine the unique protection a garment
has, a
UPF rating system has been developed. The UPF rating system was first
developed by the Australian Government to inform and protect their
citizens from the sun's very harmful rays in the Land-Down-Under.
Shoppers should only consider
buying a UV garment that as a UPF rating (Ultraviolet Protection
Factor) and moreover, from a reputable company and/or manufacturer that
promotes the UPF rating system. Such great and widely know companies as
Patagonia, Marmot, Columbia, Speedo, Sportif, and RailRiders only use
the UPF rating system. Alex & Me Company was the first multi-brand
UV Retail store in the US and to this end, we only carry such brands
that use the UPF System to ensure our thousands of loyal customers that
they are only getting the very best protection from their UV sun
protective apparel item.
Sun Tan Lotion, the most common way to prevent sun damage in the US, can be somewhat effective if it contains the right ingredients and it's diligently applied every hour and half and/or immediately after swimming. Other than that, the only real precaution is to cover up and perhaps spoil the fun - even if you cover up, a regular cotton shirt only has a sun rating of 7UPF and then 4UPF when it's wet.
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Designer ladies silver bracelet watch
Item No.0610108764
This ladies analogue watch by Ted Baker has a stainless steel case and bracelet and features a silver dial. It is 30m water resistant and comes with a 2 year guarantee.
- 30m water resistant
- 2 years guarantee
- Battery: SR521SW
- Packaging: Ted Baker gift box, instruction book and guarantee
- Model reference: TE4078
- Strap/bracelet: stainless steel bracelet
- Case material: stainless steel case
- Glass type: mineral glass
- Movement: analogue
- Dial shape: square
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