I had to have one of the rims on my car replaced and there is a color difference between the new rim and the other three. The Tesla service center says that the other rims have faded. Is that the experience of anyone else?
Reading all the responses from my question earlier today about quitting cozy series, now I'm wondering which series you read through to the last book, but then we're sad to see end?
I'm nearing the end of the Cleopatra Fox series, and I realized I'm enjoying the later books as much as the first few. I haven't grown tired of the MC, the love interest, the family relationships, or the plots.
On the other hand, I got sick of the Coffeehouse Mysteries, the Agatha Raisin series (tell us more about your shiny hair and shapely legs, Agatha!), and, OMG, the Booktown Mysteries. A sheriff boyfriend who seriously believes the MC, his girlfriend, is a murder suspect again and again?? The MC and her sister should be attending AA meetings, and so on.
I read nearly all the Booktown series but gave up after Book #14, so I gave it a fair shot.
What causes you to give up on a series?
Two days ago I left a message on the Pomegranate website with a few question regarding dosage and not losing weight for about 2 to 3 months.
Same day, I got a response from Josefa as well as Mark M. one of the RNs. Mark and I went back and forth with three or four different emails as I clarified my dosage and had a question about what to do next.
So my compliments to Pomegranate, Josefa, and Mark and having my questions answered so quickly and then getting the information I needed.
Very, very strange! My credit score is mid-800s with low use of credit. I had to call Chase, waited repeatedly for the woman to check on something, and now was told the approval for a Chase Ink Business card won't be approved for a couple of weeks.
On the Chase site when I log in, it tells me I've been pre-approved.
What's going on? Is this typical? And, it was a hard check on my credit.
We're going to Japan this fall and plan to do a LOT of shopping, which is something we rarely do when we travel. We one of those one-carry-on-only-ever families, so there's never a lot of room to bring home random stuff or souvenirs.
This time, though, it's different. LOL We've read about amazing, custom jeans we can buy, high quality knives -- my shopping list is getting longer and longer.
I'm wondering, what BIFL things have you purchased in Japan (not just "made in Japan").
I don't know if Gymboree is BIFL anymore, but back in the day when my kids were young, 20 some years ago, Gymboree was such high quality, that if you took care of them as far as washing and making sure they didn't get faded or stained, you could resell them over and over.
The only jeans my son didn't wear through in just a couple of months were Gymboree jeans. I bought them even though they were $35 a pair, which back then was about the price of adult jeans!
I suspect that Gymboree has been bought out at least once or twice, and is now in the hands of some CEO who just wants to sell crap at the highest dollar and cash in on the brand's name.
When my daughter finally outgrew Gymboree, I never did find a brand that had the same quality.
This jacket is fantastic quality! I bought it in 1985 or 1986. The wool is in perfect condition and has a fantastic texture. My only complaint is that for some reason, the sleeves are too short. The rest of the jacket fits just fine, but those sleeves really need to be 1 in longer.
Anyone else here have any Woolrich clothing?