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I have a 23 inch HP2310m monitor that runs a native resolution 1920x1080
I also have mounted on the wal 3 feet from me 32 inch panasonic LCD 720p tv.
I cant figure out what is better.
Whats wierd is the tv can be set to all the HD resolution 1080p or 720 etc... or just basic 1366x768 even though specs on tv say 1366x768 max....
Do i set it to basic or HD resolution. And if I use the tv will i see a major difference in gaming from the monitor?
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I will let a tech guy give you detail. . my guess is you will only see 720 resolution. I have the same set up and enjoy playing games on the TV on occasion. The thing is. . That sitting closer to the monitor the 1080 is better.
I have always wondered about monitors and TVs getting closer in size and how that would work out. I now have a 1080 TV but it is upstairs. Will try it once I get my new video card. I played a few games. . FPS etc. and didn't have any issues. . but I am not picky :)
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funny thing is i have to tv set at 1080p right now and it accepts it and looks good to. Is it because the radeom HD 7950 video card?
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I'd stay with a monitor.....even if both only went to 1080p (monitors can go much higher) it would most likely look better on your monitor, unless its a crappy monitor. 1080 is 1080.....720 is 720....its not going to look any better on a bigger screen, only blown up bigger to fit the screen size.
Now if your going to be sitting across the room, go and try the TV...it would look as good as the monitor, but if its in a close range...its probably going to look more grainy/pixelated compare to the monitor.
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If the tv is a 720p television, then it would not have a 1080p resolution option. I don't know where the 1080p option is coming from, but it's not the television.
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Nearly every 1080p monitor out there uses a television flat panel. Functionally, it's the same. The only real difference are going to be in the inputs: a monitor will focus on VGA/DVI/HDMI, and maybe DisplayPort; where as a TV is going to probably have a tuner, and focus on HDMI/RCA/Composite, and maybe have DVI or VGA.
A TV will also more than likely have built-in speakers, as well as a lot of TV-specific menu options (Game mode/Movie mode/Theatre mode, re-label inputs, Sports mode, etc). Monitors will have a lot of the same stuff, just renamed to be more computer specific (quick access to brightness/contrast, modes may be labeled by K-value rather than some generic name, etc).
Now = if your trying to compare 720p to 1080p, that's a bit different conversation than "Which is better, a monitor or a TV". You can set your monitor to 720p if you wanted to and see how it looks.
In my catalyst control panel it allows me to select basic all the way up to 1920x1080 or or HD resolutions all the way up to 1080p
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He said that he is using the TV with his computer and he has set the computer's settings to 1080. Since the TV is a 720p TV, you won't see anything more, even though the computer is set to 1080. The TV is 720p meaning it has 1280x720 pixels on screen, no more. So it is impossible for it to display anything more than 1280x720.
Monitors are almost always better than a TV. Monitors give you a higher resolution on a smaller screen, and usually have far less response time than a TV. A 23" 1080p monitor will look FAR sharper than a 1080p 30" TV. And the bigger the TV you get, the less sharp 1080p looks. So there should be a pretty big difference between your 23" 1080p monitor and your 32" TV with 720p.
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Those are the resolutions your video card is capable of outputting. That doesn't mean your television will display them. Your television can accept 1080p input from your computer, but it'll only display 720p, which is a lower resolution than your computer monitor.
Your monitor has a higher resolution, and which means it probably has a sharper picture. However, you also probably have two outputs on your video card, so that you can display information on both screens. It takes a little more setup, but having two screens could be handy. You could play movies on one screen, and possibly games if you need the bigger screen, and everything else on the monitor.
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Maybe it can take a 1080p input and downscale it to 720p? Take any 1080p image, break it into a bunch of 3x3 blocks of pixels, convert each to a 2x2 block by averaging, interpolating, and what not, and you have a somewhat fuzzier 720p image that looks about the same. And then the TV can show the 720p image.
I don't know if that's what it's doing. It's surely possible for a video card to make that adjustment and then transmit the 720p image; I don't know if TVs would have that capability, but they could build TVs to do that if they wanted to.
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The OP's TV is only going to display 720p no matter what the graphics card is set to.
However, on the subject of whether TV's are any good for playing games, I do myself use a 40 inch 1080p TV as the monitor for my gaming PC and it sits on my desk alongside a 27 inch widescreen monitor attached to my second PC. Both screens have a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 and I can't tell any difference in the quality of the display except the 40 inch screen is obviously much easier to see.
The TV is set to PC mode so goes to sleep when the PC does, it's just a big monitor. I've been using this setup for about eighteen months and would never go back to a smaller screen for games playing now.
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Originally posted by cichy1012
You want to set the resolution for the TV to 720p. For best picture and performance you want to use the displays native resolution. Problems that may not be obvious now will pop up later and say hello.
In any case it really doesn't matter which you use though keep in mind your TV is only 720p and the monitor is 1080p. By the way 1920x1080 is 1080p, 1280x720 is 720p
Few things to keep in mind with using the TV.
For best picture quality and to make it on par with your monitor (Though TVs can be a bit more vibrant depending on which you have)
1) Make sure you are using the TV's primary PC HDMI input (This varies from TV to TV but generally it is HDMI 1)
2) Rename that HDMI port to PC or PC DVI (As odd as it sounds renaming it has a pretty significant impact on picture quality and text. It triggers settings making it more optimal for PC usage)
3) Go into the catalyst settings and disable or take the slider to 0% for overscan/scaling
4) Now depending on the GPU you have, in the display settings for your GPU even if you have no scaling selected it lets you choose which you would prefer to do the scaling, the Display or the GPU. You want to select Display and not the GPU.
Doing this will make your TV as good or even better than your monitor depending on TV model.
Originally posted by GrayGhost79
when i set it to 720 p it goes to 1280 x 720.. but the tv specs say max res is 1366 x 768.. is it ok to set it to that? or if i do, will that lose the hd?
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It comes down to deciding what you are comfortable with viewing and using for extended periods.
My guess is the important specifications like pixel response time are so negligible of a difference between the two that it doesn't matter which one you pick as far as a technically superior product is concerned. Playing at a lower resolution on the television won't matter as much if you're farther away from it than you would sit from a computer monitor. In the long run, your computer's performance will seem better when playing games on the television because it will have fewer pixels to render.
As others have posted, the best combination of visual quality and performance will come from playing at the native resolution of the device. It is likely that the television downscales the higher resolution signal (1080) to one it has the pixels to display, in an effort to reduce customer service calls from customers who don't know the difference between 720HD and 1080HD.
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Originally posted by cichy1012
Yes, set it to 720p. With TV's you want to focus on things like 720p, 1080i, 1080p, etc. it just works out better that way. With monitors you can work with other resolutions.
Now there are some minor exceptions, if for some reason you have one of the odd off brand TV's and 720p doesn't act right then you will want to use 1366x768 but those are few and far between now days so 720p would (or should) be your best bet.
And no you won't lose HD, resolution pretty much just means the dimensions of the rectangle of pixels on your monitor or TV screen. Its a little be more complicated than that but thats the essence of it.
Originally posted by cichy1012
If your graphics card can do exactly 1366x768 then yes you could use that resolution. I don't know why you think you will "lose the hd" when 1366x768 is higher definition than 1280x720. "HD" as a term just means high definition. The higher the resolution you pick, the higher the definition of the picture will be. But your TV has a max resolution of 1280x720, so you can't get any sharper than that.
All of the data for a 720p picture is already contained in a 1080p signal, so it's very easy for your television to downscale the picture to 720p. It's not as complicated as others are making it seem. All HDTVs have the ability to downscale using the built in SOC and ROM. It requires very few calculations since nothing is converted, but rather data is ignored.
Originally posted by GrayGhost79
wow wth 720 the icons and everything else is huge....i cant tell much difference between 1366x768 and 1280 x 720 besides the size
Originally posted by cichy1012
If you really don't like the bigger icons, you won't be hurting anything by setting the computer to 1080. The TV will still obviously be displaying a 720p picture, but the scaling and size of the desktop will be different because of your computer's setting. Truthfully though, you should be using that 23" monitor to get the sharpest picture.
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There is alot of bad information in here, lets set the record straight. Only major difference between an LCD tv and an LCD computer monitor is response times, TV's generaly have poor response times when compared to decent PC monitors, for instance a good lcd monitor will have a 2ms or less response time (mine is 1ms but an LED) while a TV would have a much higher response time, some older LCD tv's can even get into the double digits for response times (not good).
Not every game is going to be impacted by this, mostly FPS or anything with fast action, you will notice a "ghosting" effect on the screen, or a blur, this is because the TV response time is too slow to keep the image clear.
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Are you comparing his TV and his monitor? Because the response time is not the only difference between those two specific models. One is 720p and the other 1080p, that's a huge difference. One has a total of 1280x720 physical pixels on screen, and the other 1920x1080 pixels. The technology that is LCD is the same, but the two models he has are very different. Not only do they have different resolutions, but the smaller screen has the higher resolution, meaning it will be much sharper.


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Meeting Minutes 03/25/14
March 25, 2014 10:33PM
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Let Me start by saying a lot of info that will be added is from the prior weeks in between this meeting and the last.
Members in attendance: Johnathan Nyce, Casey Cox, Josh Brigan, Eric Day (Chuck Burdine and Adam Morrow in previous conversations)
Casey Cox will be taking over as active treasurer in the next few week
Waiting on Casey to get access to the account
This is Our first priority before We work on anything else
We have decided that as soon as Casey has access to the accounts that Our first goal is to get the new website running
Previous website discussed was never paid for
Once the website is ready to go We will start looking back into this, the previous company was unable meet Our needs
Ratings are not currently a goal We have planned
We are keeping it in mind for when we have a capable website
Player I.D. #'s:
We feel this needs to happen to remove the issue of misspelled names
Again this will be handle when we have a capable website
It was brought up to no longer purchase bag tags
The Board is split on this
SNC's and SN Fees:
We voted 5-0 to allow the Dogwood's SN Fee's to go directly to the SNAC/SNPC this year
This event is after the SN Fee Money split for the season change.
Admin rights:
Casey Cox now has access to the Admin website
Josh Brigan should have it shortly also
Glass Blown Open:
We voted to allow the GBO to be a SNQ for the first year for a $1 per head fee
GBO was unable to finance this so close to the event
It was asked if We would be willing to do for no fee
We voted 5-0 to not allow free sanctioning
Misspelled Names/ Stats:
Casey Cox was sent excel files to begin knocking them out
SN Points Race:
Adding to clear up confusion
The points race will continue until the end of this season - May 31st
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So the only thing the BoD has accomplished in the past year is creating a Non-SN event forum that makes the SN look like they only want to promote disc golf if the SN gets their cut of the action? That and banning the volunteer who provided free ratings and updated the schedule page and tournament results for the SN for a while...excellent job you guys.
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CRESTVIEW — With national stores moving Black Friday sales earlier and earlier until they landed on Thanksgiving evening, the aisles of the Crestview Walmart were populated by more employees than shoppers Friday morning once the last sales "event" occurred at 5 a.m.
"They (customers) were lined up since 1 or 2 a.m. for the TVs, but once they were gone, so were the shoppers," an unidentified checkout clerk said.
She was among several clerks waiting to direct the few shoppers who remained in the store by 5:30 a.m. to their available checkout aisles. Other workers stood around palettes of sale merchandise set up in the main aisles, ready to assist any customers.
"All the good stuff went on sale at 8 and 10 o'clock (Thanksgiving night)," an employee who gave his name as Danny said. "It was really crazy then."
Between Thanksgiving evening and Friday morning, Walmart hosted three sales events, starting with an 8 p.m. sale — two hours earlier than the 2011 kick off to the holiday shopping season. The event was promoted by a 20-page sales circular advertising mainly toys and clothing. The 10 p.m. sale of primarily electronics caused the largest stir, Danny said.
"They had TVs and computers, that sort of thing," he said.
The 5 a.m. sale offered a variety of merchandise, advertised in a 16-page circular, but apart from a trio of flat-screen TVs and some sporting goods, shoppers' response was less enthusiastic.
"It kind of fizzled out," Danny said. "All the good stuff went last night. But there was a line down the aisle for the TVs. They went fast."
Samir Serbia-Marte and his friend Gregg Stubberfield hopefully inquired at the electronics counter about iPads, but weren't surprised to learn they had sold out during the 10 p.m. sale. The friends accepted sales circulars from an electronics department clerk and paused to peruse it. Stubberfield had already made his selection, however.
"I came here specifically for headphones and nothing else," he said, indicating the headphones in his shopping basket.
Crestview resident Maria Lopez shopped for a few things before heading to work Friday morning, but said she had already done most of her Christmas shopping. She said she leafed through the circulars in her newspaper, but nothing excited her.
"I guess I would've liked one of the TVs but I'm not going to leave spending time with my family on Thanksgiving to wait in a line for hours," Lopez said. "That's just crazy."
Friday morning, David Labrake, one of the Crestview Walmart's assistant managers, said while turnout was good for the evening sales, "We have a lot of merchandise left. It was more of an 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. focus, weaker on the 5 a.m. today."
Labrake wasn't sure if the slower sales Black Friday morning meant the shopping public was spending less this year, or just not starting its traditional Christmas shopping season as early.
"It's hard to say. We had a very good Thanksgiving this year," Labrake said. "This might be another Christmas — we'd have them in the past — where they hang onto their money then two weeks before Christmas they go hog wild."


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June 04,2012
Good design, poor execution
How I wish I could have rated this higher. It is a stone's throw from my home and a place (despite the average rating) I visit often, anticipating it will improve someday.
Pl note this only refers to the Thane outlet. The Powai is far better managed. The biggest problem with the place is its constantly changing staff, even before they get trained and well-settled. This establishment either does not have a Human resources department/function, or it needs to be completely revamped. This severely impacts the experience you can potentially get at this place.
Very well designed decor, good food and beverages selection and quality. All hampered by the staff who cannot even recognise a regular customer because they (the staff) don't last even a few months.
Quality of Staff Drastically Come Down
We have been visiting this place since Aug 2010 and I would have rated it 5 stars back then. The beverage (incl alcoholic) menu is diverse and food quality very good! The ambiance is fantastic and seating quite comfortable! Sadly, the quality of serving by the staff, has drastically come down since the beginning of 2011and the downward slide continues. The staff a year back were much more friendly, polite and attentive. We still visit the place, but not as frequently as we did in the past.
December 29, 2011response from management at Aromas Cafe:
Dear Patron, Thank your feedback. The majority of our Thane staff us still with us but yes we have had an influx of new team members joining and their is a period of adjustment to get them to the same level as our senior team members. We appreciate your understanding and all team members endeavor to provide our guests excellent service on every visit.
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November 30,2011
Nice place to be with anyone
A really nice place if you love to have a great time over a cup of coffee or glass of wine. Nice food, great ambiance and above all well behaved staff. Food is good and caters to all the taste buds, may be little costlier than CCD, but far better . With some beautiful deals on weekdays, its a VFM place!
December 29, 2011response from management at Aromas Cafe:
Dear Patron, Thank you for your positive feedback and your loyal support. We look forward to seeing you again on your next visit.
Kind Regards
Aromas Cafe
October 01,2011
Yum sandwiches and pizzas
Went on a Sunday, 10.30 pm, so no waiting. Wide dining area and nice ambiance.
The bread offered wth pasta and the side order of garlic bread were good.
The star of the entire order was the starter - Veg peri peri was awesome along with Jalapeno nuggets.
Being a vegeterian, I am always disappointed to not find good pastas at a Cafe offering a menu like what Aromas offer. The pasta we ordered were a bit dry and not baked that well. Pizza, a thin crust all veggie affair, was good.
The sandwich, submarine veggie, was very good. Nice bread, right amount of spices, real nice.
What I also loved abt Aromas was the way the dishes were plated, real good plating and some good chef stuff there.
Enjoyed the experience.
With starters, mocktails, wine and hot choclates, along with the food mentioned, the bill went upto 3k. But was worth it.
September 16,2011
No more breakfast
I went here after several months and was disappointed to find the shutters downed. Sadly, they have changed the timings to start business only from noon onwards. I had to settle for a miserable muffin at the CCD nearby, which was open, but negated any health benefits I might have gained due to my morning workout.
This is a shame, as it was the only good breakfast restaurant in Thane.
I hope they go back to their previous business model.
They also seem to have got their AM & PMs mixed up in the timings printed on their shutters.
December 29, 2011response from management at Aromas Cafe:
Dear Patron, We apologize for the inconvenience but yes we are open from 4pm on weekdays and still open for breakfast on the weekends. We look forward to seeing you on you next visit. Kind Regards.
Kryptonite Krazy, Social Media Junkie
September 11,2011
Sunday Brunch @ Aromas Cafe
My wife & i have been visiting Aromas in thane for 6 months now. Its the place we go to spend a lazy afternoon or a late late breakfast (today). The place is nice and cozy. Food and drinks are pretty good too. We just managed to hit the breakfast menu today after aspiring for nearly 6 months. Sausages & Chicken Salami are to die for. Choose from some of their exotic teas or just stick to coffee for the complete breakfast experience. My wife also had the masala omlette which was pretty filling too. A nice experience overall.
Great place..good food
Nice place to be.. great pizzas.. quick service.. frndly staff.. ambiance is nice with plenty of seating place, all this yet pocket friendly..!! Highly recommended :)
August 28, 2011response from management at Aromas Cafe:
Dear patron, thank you for the short and crisp feedback. Hope you keep patronizing, and have a great time at aromas. Warm regards.
August 08,2011
Don't go here for breakfast
The butter was so hard we couldn't spread it. The pancakes were doughy and tastless, not light and fluffy. The scrambled eggs had so much cream that you couldn't taste the egg.The bread wasn't even bakery standard. Plus everything was served separately so my husband and I couldn't even have our meal together. We were in such a hurry to leave that we left a gigantic tip - didn't even want to stay there to wait for our change.
Disappointing because the ambience was lovely and service is great. Have been there before for dinner / pastas etc which were all excellent. Breakfast unfortunately can be improved, because there are no decent places for continental breakfast in Thane.
August 8, 2011response from management at Aromas Cafe:
Dear patron, thank you for your comments and pointing out deficiencies in our service. I am grateful, and am taking action to improve on the specifics highlighted by you. We will improve, and hope you get a pleasant experience the next time around. Warm regards.
Nice Chilled out place for Thane
I do not know how long back this place opened in Thane, but I hope it's here to stay. A bunch of us visited for Sunday Lunch & I have to say we loved it. The portions are not too large but the food quality was good. It's more appropriate for someone looking for a light meal or a chat with a friend and coffee.
We started with bruschettas & sandwiches. The topping on the bruschettas were colder than should be. But the sandwiches were great!... The risotto & the fries & stir fried veggies & paneer satay... all great. I wish they had some fancier deserts, maybe some cheesecake or chocolate souffle. We had to do with brownie with ice creams.
We did not get around to trying the pizza. Maybe next time.
All in all a good place..
July 18, 2011response from management at Aromas Cafe:
Dear patron, thank you for visiting aromas Thane, and for your comments. I shall take up your pertinent points with my team and look to smoothen off rough edges. Please keep patronizing and sending your comments. They are highly valuable for us. Warm regards.
May 08,2011
Good for Thane
It's one of those places where you can just sit around all day with a laptop. They get most of their patrons after 8PM- not crowded like the Powai outlet.
It opens at 9AM and they do decent enough breakfast. Aromas breakfast is cereal, eggs, toast, hash brown, OJ & coffee for about Rs.250. This isn't enough for a really powerful breakfast so I order chicken sausages or salami anyway. They do pastas as well right from 9AM If you want to eat that.
Teas, coffee, beer & whiskey are also available throughout- and priced very reasonably for the ambiance. 60ml of vat 69 is Rs.250.
There is a TV screen & they usually play pop music. Staff is very friendly & courteous. Overall, a lot of potential... I'm surprised it doesn't get a lot more footfalls already.
May 9, 2011response from management at Aromas Cafe:
Dear patron, thank you for visiting our Thane outlet, and for your observations. We hope that we shall live up to your expectations, and also to our potential. Please do keep patronizing. Warm regards.
Good food, Nice Taste
Had visited this place with an American friend. Am glad that he found the food good and matching to his taste (non spicy).
This place has a comfortable sitting and not crowded. The service is good and the staff is very polite and helpful. The food taste good and the ambiance is nice too.
- Rajesh J (9987258900)
May 9, 2011response from management at Aromas Cafe:
Dear patron, thank you for visiting our Thane outlet and posting your observations. We look forward to your continued patronage. Warm regards
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Wednesday, 4 January 2012
New Year
100 comments
Love your coat! I bought an amazing coat from Topshop a couple of weeks ago, but ended up returning it as the sleeves were just too short on me too.. so annoying!ReplyDelete
Hope you're having a great New Year so far! x
I know how it feels to be anxious, especially with my disability.ReplyDelete
On the upside, I love your coat! :)
Your coat is gorgeous and i can think of no improvements for your blog, i always love to read it! Definitely feel like there is alot of pressure for this year but maybe thats a good thing and will help everyone make the most out of 2012! xxxxReplyDelete
I totally know what you mean about wanting to make this year the best yet!! I want to maximise every aspect of my life, including my blog. Thanks for your last post - I really appreciate other people talking about MH issues as it makes me feel better about mine! You even inspired me to post about my own year and issues on my second most recent post if you're interested! Happy new year :)ReplyDelete
Tali xxx
Gorgeous coat, I have the same problem with being short and things not fitting properly, so now I know exactly where to go next time I need a coat.. It's amazing that you've been so personal too.ReplyDelete
I do feel the pressure to make 2012 amazing though - let's just hope it lives up to expectations, and that I don't let it down either.. xox
ooh i love the coat!!! the velvet ribbon tie is so sweet :) happy nye!! xReplyDelete
Such a cute coat , I was going to get that coat myself but I couldn't afford it. You're cat is adorable too , get more photos of oscar up hehe xReplyDelete
i LOVEEE ur coat :) xxxxxReplyDelete
Fab coat! The ribbon is so cute. And I love the lipstick. Where is that from? I would love to see some of your drawings in posts, and maybe the thinking behind some of your jewellery pieces would be cool. xReplyDelete
Your so pretty! And you pull that coat off better than anyone!ReplyDelete
Sarah, that coat is absolutely gorgeous! And I really enjoyed your last post. I really appreciate honesty in the blogging world and was really inspired by your courage.ReplyDelete
Charlotte x
Such a lovely coat, really like the buttons and the necktie.ReplyDelete
I'm just starting to get the hang of Tumblr and trying to generally become more involved and organised with all the different social media outlets!
Happy New Year Sarah! Gorgeous coat.. I love the little velvet necktie :) I agree there's a lot of pressure with new years resolutions, I think as long as you're doing what makes you happy that's what counts :) Wishing you all the best for 2012! xReplyDelete
I would love to see more illustrations if you felt like sharing on here - I love what I've seen so far! Your coat is gorgeous, too! xReplyDelete
love your coat! and happy new year!ReplyDelete
i like your blog layout :) xx
Love your coat! I have a similar black & white one back in Minnesota. I unfortunately didn't ship any long coats to Japan with me so I am kind of bummed out. I've been SO tempted to purchase a new one but I'm holding out till I get my coats sent to me.ReplyDelete
For now, I can just be envious of this one!!
beautiful as ever!ReplyDelete
I think your blog is so fabulous as it is! And I also have the coat problem, I have yet to find the perfect coat but I'm looking! :)ReplyDelete
Lovely post.
How cute!! The black velvet bow matches the glasses and the coat perfectly! The coat is also really pretty by the way =) Happy 2012 to you too!! I would love to see some of your illustration work! ... 2012 is going to be a quite stressful year for me because I should finish my matura.. but if everything goes as planned I'm back in Japan next winter!! (or even autumn =)) がんばって~ReplyDelete
Your coat is so cute on you! The weather has been so ghastly the last few days, especially yesterday. Woke up and most of the garden was upturned! I would love to see your illustrations :)ReplyDelete
Carmen Ri.
I love this coat! You look lovely :) and yes the weather's been bloody horrible hasn't it. Almost makes it OK that I'm the the library for the whole week xxReplyDelete
That coat is lovely!ReplyDelete
For some bizarre reason your previous post didnt update on my dashboard but I have just read it!! I am similar to you in that I over think everything... I guess that is one of the many downsides to having an anxiety disorder!!ReplyDelete
I'm glad you are feeling better though and I am extremely jealous of how gorgeous you look in all your outfit pics! Pfft! Xx
you look super cute!^^ReplyDelete
my mam has this coat, im always so jealous when she wears it!ReplyDelete
What an adorable coat. Love the fabric. Very classic yet contemporary.ReplyDelete
Love this coat!ReplyDelete
I'd love to see more "insider" and tips! Like show us how you choose your outfits, your closet, accessory collection bag and shoes :)
Such a lovely coat Sarah! And I totally agree about the pressure for this year to be 'the best yet', I feel it every year though, but this year seems more scary purely because of grad (for me!)! xxReplyDelete
I LOVE that coat! I hope 2012 is a wonderful year for you xoReplyDelete
That coat is so cute. I always have trouble getting them to fit me properly too (I'm only 5ft2) and hate wearing coats because they always feel massive on me. This year I did the sensible thing and looked in the petite section. Ended up with a gorgeous fur collared coat that I absolutely love wearing. xReplyDelete
Happy new year petal, hope it is rather great xReplyDelete
oh i love that coat! i tried it on in topshop and it's so lovely xReplyDelete
I have the exact same coat and love it! I think the sleeves are meant to be 3/4 length on a normal person but they are perfect on me as im so petite lol! You look lovely! xReplyDelete
I love the velvet neck tie! (: x #MmmmVelvetReplyDelete
I agree about the Topshop coats, they're so so expensive nowadays! I love H&M for coats, they last a really long time and are pretty cheap!ReplyDelete
I saw this coat in a mustard yellow with the ribbon and the ribbon is what attracted me too it, this one looks lovely on you Sarah! I love art but now I no longer do art in education I feel like I should be doing a project or something but I really want to get into it again :)ReplyDelete
Your coat is sooo lovely! I like coats with quirky touches :-) Happy New Year xxxReplyDelete
Definitely, I think it's because I've been reading so many hopeful blog posts about 2012 I want to make my year as great as possible!ReplyDelete
Your coat is rather cute, I always lust after topshop beauties but constantly end up with Primarks!
Love this coat. I'm short too and find that so many coats just swamp me, even if they're in my size the arms and length are just too big and they tend to look a bit ridiculous!ReplyDelete
I'm feeling the 2012 pressure too but the miserable weather isn't really helping matters. x
You look lovely and this coat is very pretty!ReplyDelete
I really really wanted to buy the green version of this coat, but like you said, so expensive for something that would only go with a certain type of outfit!ReplyDelete
I feel more excited than pressurised for the new year, I'm happy to say :-)
More Oscar pics soon pretty please! :-D
Dayner x my blog - mozzypop.com
Gorgeous coat! and I love the bow :DReplyDelete
I know exactly what you mean with finding coats the right length, I always have the same issue. I also haven't dug out my winter coat yet, it hasn't been cold enough, although this morning walking to uni I was freezing, so I'm going to have to find it this evening! This coat is really lovely, I love the style :) Hope you had a lovely new years :)ReplyDelete
L x
Beautiful coat :) you should definitely feature more illustrations, I love seeing others work, it's very inspiring! Maybe there's so much pressure because it's 2012 'end of the world' haha xxReplyDelete
I was going to buy this coat! It looked boxy on me though, but it looks so lovely on you! x xReplyDelete
I've just found your blog and done a ton of looking around; I really love your style! Everything you wear is totally something I'd wear, too! :)ReplyDelete
I also love your Persian cat, Oscar!!! He is too cute for words! I have two dogs and a big fat black cat that often make appearances on my blog. I love people that include their cute pets. :)
Anywho, I adore the coat you're wearing and I look forward to getting to know you through the blog world. :)
I'm Roni, by the way. Greetings!
I'm feeling the pressure for this year to be amazing! Eeep - let's just take it atour own pace eh? :) xReplyDelete
Beautiful photos, your coat is so lovely! Wishing you all the best for 2012 :) xxReplyDelete
I definitely feel there's pressure on this year. I want to accomplish so much. I am going to try CBT too for various issues. Quite scared xxReplyDelete
I love your coat - so pretty and I love the bow - it's sort of similar to one I wore on my post today (it's one of my favourites)!!ReplyDelete
Looking forward to seeing more illustrations, I'm resolving to post more pictures I've taken (not just the ones the husband took, though he does them very well). Best wishes for your year ahead :))
Catherine x
Beautiful :) Topshop coats are definitely the best this season, expensive but so wearable. In love with yours! I agree, I'm feeling the pressure to make this a good year and not waste it...I'm hopeful about it!ReplyDelete
Nice photos - love that last one! And the little neck bow on the coat is adorable.ReplyDelete
I'm excited about this year. I graduate in May and then its off to do the things I've been waiting to! I have big hopes.
oh that coat is simply and utterly perfect. the little velvet bow detail makes it even more lovable!ReplyDelete
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You look lovely! as always..ReplyDelete
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So cute, love the lip color!!ReplyDelete
I hope this is my best year yet!!! I really just want a new job ASAP. You needn't worry about your blog transitions. You can talk about anything you want and we'll still read! At least I will! If you want to talk about anxiety one day and then denim jackets the next, go right ahead :)ReplyDelete
Mabel Time
That coat is so super cute!ReplyDelete
Happy New Year :)
Super cute! Loving the bow tie :)ReplyDelete
Great coat! You are gorgeous..ReplyDelete
You are so cute! I just love your coat, it looks very cute with the pattern and velvet bow. I suffer from the same problems as you, so it is difficult finding a nice one. I do suggest Gap, because they also have Petit sizes, and if you can find something on sale, it's great!ReplyDelete
xx maggie
Thats a beautiful coat <3 xReplyDelete
lovely coatReplyDelete
Great blog!ReplyDelete
You should enter this giveaway to win your own-designed dress/top!
one of my new year resolutions is to at least do one drawing a day. It's the 5th of Jan and i haven't even touched a pencil. :( to be fair i have been away and have been quite busy so thats my excuse. Terrible I know I am the queen of excuses.ReplyDelete
THIS YEAR WILL BE A GREAT YEAR! this is my daily mantra and to answer your question yes, I feel very pressured, very pressured.
Hope you are having a lovely day! xx
I love the pattern of the coat and the necktie is so cute! I think they did this in mustard too..ReplyDelete
Aww, this coat is so cute, I love it! And I love the ribbon :)ReplyDelete
I'm glad you're feeling better...hang in there.
Life is a romantic poem
This coat is divine Sarah! I love the colours and patterns of it, and the cute necktie completes it!ReplyDelete
You shouldn't have been nervous about posting your last post on your blog, because at the end of the day it's your blog so you write what you want!
I hope you had a fantastic New Year! And looking forward to many more beautiful post's from you this year. xx
Your absolutely stunning! Gorgeous photos! xoReplyDelete
I love that jacket, you look great!ReplyDelete
Stiletto Siren
Love your coat with the ribbon finish...ReplyDelete
Hi Sarah, I follow you on twitter and am impressed by your press coverage. May I ask, how do you do that? I don't think agencies do a great job, but do you do this yourself? Would love to have your tips! Happy New Year. AmberReplyDelete
I am loving your little bow! So cute! xxReplyDelete
Love the coat! It looks great on you :) xxxReplyDelete
You have great style. I love your blog.ReplyDelete
Hi! I just found your blog& I'm already in love! I adore your sense of fashion. New follower here. ^^ HNY!ReplyDelete
I love the coat! The bow is a perfect finishing touch :) Hope you had a lovely new year xxReplyDelete
Gorgeous, this jacket is perfect on you and the velvet bow finishes it off just right xxReplyDelete
oh hiya prettiness sarah.ReplyDelete
love the coat at the ribbon.
LOVE YA. You say that and will regret it when i flood your email ;)
Love the pattern of your coat, and your absolutely beautiful face!ReplyDelete
love your style! simple and elegant.ReplyDelete
I love the coat, looks amazing. I have the same problem with finding a good coat being so short.ReplyDelete
So cute!ReplyDelete
Lovely post!ReplyDelete
Really love your coat! xReplyDelete
hope you had a great new years! great blog- such inspiration xxReplyDelete
what a cute coat :-) and I really adore your black ringReplyDelete
and by the way: Happy New Year!
beautiful coat :)ReplyDelete
Happy New Year!! I feel the same way about having this need to make 2012 a better year! :) Hope its a good one!ReplyDelete
That coat looks amazing on you! I want it >_<ReplyDelete
wow that coat is so cute, happy new year!ReplyDelete
It's so lovely to see you back :) It takes a lot of courage to write the previous post.. glad you are better now! And urgh yes the weather has been horrid, wind and rain constantly! Hope it improves for this weekend! xxReplyDelete
your style is so cute - esp.the velvet bow!ReplyDelete
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You look so beautifully :) Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
We really like your blog. Looks very nice and we like how You write. Follow. We hope You'll repay us.
absuloutly love your coat. also love your blog so i followed :) and btw you are stunning.ReplyDelete
And a Happy New Year to you too, lady! I hope 2012 is wonderful for both you and Oscar.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous coat as per. Definitely feeling the 2012 pressure, now I'm not at Uni I just want my life to really start and to get independent again, but there are so many outside factors. I guess I should just try to relax and see how things go.ReplyDelete
the coat is gorgeous, love the velvet necktie! there does seem to be a lot of pressure floating around 2012 - but maybe it's a good thing, onwards and upwards :) xReplyDelete
And Happy Happy New Year to you Sarah. I don't feel pressure to make 2012 the best year, but I do feel like I have a lot to achieve this year, and there are a few things that need to happen and I'm not quite sure how they will yet...ReplyDelete
Looking beautiful as ever, I really like your coat. I'm bang on average height, so am quite lucky that finding a coat is quite easy for me. I live in a black military style one from H&M. I also haven't gon a day without wearing the scarf that Alex (Odd Socks and Pretty Frocks) made for me before Xmas. It's so freaking cold here.
I'm excited to see whatever you do in 2012, but one thing, I don't know if you use an application to post your blog posts or something, and I've seen this with one or two other blogs, that you sometimes have repeated words/parts of a sentence.
Sorry, total essay. Happy NEw Year.
I love your coat and the cute detailing of the bow! I actually recently bought a coat like that but in a more wintery dark green tone and without the bow! i got it in G2000 during sale, was HK$990 but i got it for HK$395 this past weekend!! Yeah baby! U heard of G2000???ReplyDelete
Yes, i'll definitely look you up on wehearit and tumblr, i'm a fan of both sites.I've been telling myself for the past year to set up an account with them but i've not done it,lol. So i know where you're coming from when it comes to delaying in certain things when it's not as offical (e.g. not a project!), hehe
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