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-Rocky Mountain bike frame (dark blue/teal)
-Tan seat
-Black metal basket on the rear
-Cracked side view mirror
-Bright green ibert baby seat on the front
-Porteur style handlebars
-2 helmets also stolen. Red baby helmet and light blue/green women's helmet
-ulock/cord lock were in the basket too
Please help my son out, he just started riding this summer and loves it. Will pass along any info to the police as I have reported the bike missing. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
I know there is r/rawdenim, but it seems very male oriented, and I just wanted to know from you fellow ffa gals how you would like to see my fades progress (you guys are wonderful, and I love the feedback- even the critical stuff- bc you're all so nice and respectful)?
For background info:
I'm purchasing these nudie tight long john stretch jeans.
I probably won't wear them everyday (at least 4 times a week though). Do you think it would be more informative if I did monthly updates, or # of wear updates (how often? Every 30 wears?)?
Any other ideas? I don't have a blog, so I think my progress w
Just wanted to share how happy I am that Everlane is coming to Canada. I keep hearing about it from you guys, and we are always behind up here. What are your favourite items? How's the shipping/return process been for you?
I have a 10mo and we're low on ideas, we'd love to hear yours. Here's what I have so far:
Build blanket forts
Climb stairs together
Crawl chase each other
Homemade play doh
I made coffee yesterday only to realize I had no milk. So instead of my usual double double, I had my coffee black. I liked it a lot! You can really taste more of the subtle flavours without everything else getting in the way.
I do use a french press and nice coffee beans, so maybe that makes the difference (started drinking double double at home where my family had a coffee maker).
Some background:
I do not need to make a lot of money at this. I am doing it for the love of shopping, a passion for excellent customer service and a long standing relationship with fashion and the retail industry.
That being said, just because I plan on a small clientele does not mean I don't want to get things right. I know that there will be kinks to work out, and that myself and my business will grow and evolve, but I do not want to seem ill prepared (even to my first client).
I have started work on a profile questionnaire for my clients (which includes taking measurements), and begun doing research into what I should be charging.
I have 5 months remaining in my parental leave, so
She can't remember if it was a magazine cover or an advertisement. She thought it might be Twiggy, but we didn't find it searching for that either. She thinks it's quite a famous photograph in the fashion world. She does remember:
Thanks in advance for any tips!
