The Gold Datejust Everyone is familiar with yellow gold day dates. That is because there are relatively more around. The gold Datejusts however, are a lot less found. You can understand this because why would anyone spend so much on a Datejust, when they could get a Day-date for just a bit extra. Well, probably the one who found the day function a but unnecessary and liked the cleaner aesthetic of the Datejust. This exactly what we like. Watches from a different era ordered by people with a different mindset. These people made vintage watches more interesting today than they could have ever imagined. The one we offer you here today comes on a leather strap making it very wearable and subdued. It comes with a 2 year warrant and is eager to be worn again. Warranty Information: We take pride in the quality and durability of our watches. As a testament to our commitment, each timepiece in our collection comes with a 2-Year Warranty on the Mechanical Movement. This warranty reflects our confidence in the reliability of our watches and offers you peace of mind as you embrace the heritage and style of a bygone era. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to send us a message – we're here to assist you on your vintage watch journey!
Be it a pair of boxer shorts or a pair of sports shorts... it is a perfect gift to celebrate father's day for this summer! I sewed this pair of boxer shorts for my hubby.
Zebra Mask: Last week I made a tutorial for a much simpler mask that can be made with regular printer paper. This one is a little bit more complicated, but super cool. This instructable doesn't cover either design or screen printing, but rather focuses on putti…
Big Cross or X Nipple Stickers/Pasties. Made from glittery Fabric with a hypoallergenic Medical Tape sticky backing. These have an overall width of 9.5cm x 9.5cm and a nipple coverage area of around 5cm Peel the backing paper and save, attach to clean dry skin free of oils and moisturisers. They are not completely waterproof but do stand up very well to water and sweat. They have a self Adhesive, Hypoallergenic, latex free medical grade sticky back. They can be re-used if you keep the backing paper and re-attach one finished. One this has been used up, you can use eyelash/body glue or tit tape to make them further re-usable. I have found they stick very very well, please pop a touch of lipbalm over your nipple ends to stop it being a bit painful when removing them. but please keep this to a minimum as oils/moisturiser affect the sticky'ness. Other sizes can be available, please message to request.
Learn these six common stitches and you can apply them to a myriad of projects.
This post is dedicated to Sara Esther Regalado Moriel. Sara and her husband, Adolfo, will be deeply missed by their friends and loved ones. Sara and Adolfo were parents to […]
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Voici les différents rôles que les élèves doivent assurer pendant les temps de travail de groupe. Pour éviter (en tout cas lors des premiers temps en groupe) que ce soient les "leader" ou toujours les mêmes élèves qui aient une responsabilité, je distribue...
With little blooming details 🌾🌹 Dit was meteen liefde op het eerste zicht toen ik deze jeans zag... wat een beauty! Het geborduurd, gebloemd detail aan de zijkant en de achterkant zijn wayyy too cute! De kleurtjes geven mij die warme boho fall vibes 🍂 Zeker in combinatie met het 'Filou Fringe' topje en de 'Heads Up' ho
It's taken a few attempts but I think I've finally taught Effie (7) to knit and not only that but got her interested and excited about it. So I wanted to share a little bit about how we got here, as it's not been quite as easy as I had imagined. Both my kids learned to knit pretty young as they spent so much time watching me knitting away, but there seemed to be a bit of a disconnect between learning the motions and actually persevering with a project. I think I forgot how long it actually takes to knit a whole finished thing - add to that how much longer it is when you're just learning and add again how time is so much bigger when you're little and you realise it's a lot for a small one and if it seems insurmountable then the chances of giving up are HIGH! So this is what we did to try and minimise all those hurdles. 🧶 big yarn! We usually use aran or DK - we have used chunky but I think it can be a bit much for little hands 🧶 needles that are a good length for their hands - we have couple of sets of kids needles that are a little shorter, but actually have found using circulars are perfect, needles are smaller but the cord means lots of space for the stitches to sit (added bonus that Effie won't have the fear of moving on from straights to ciruclars like I did) 🧶 quick projects - we've been working our way through Kids Knit by Kerry Kimber, which has really fun simple projects that Effie is actually excited to make, we highly recommend this book. 🧶 the knitting fairy - this was inspired by The Knitmore Girls - after every row Effie knits, I knit a row. It means the knitting moves along nice and quickly plus, I can check for and fix any issues that may have occurred. 🧶 cute accessories - Effie has her very own project bag (we're using one from Stitchers Tees), some super sweet knitting needles with acorns on the ends and some fun stitch markers - I mean I love all these extra lovely things so of course she does too! I'm so pleased to have someone else in my house to knit with (and share my stash with), I hope these tips can help you teach your little ones.
Happy Saturday! Click here to listen to the music coming out of my intercom: IMG_5407 The other day I blogged about how our principal is trying to get us all to relax about Open House and scale back a bit. But even she knows the work that goes into it, regardless of how much scaling back ... Read More about Five for Fraturday
. I’ve been a PC user since the beginning of time. When I started hearing ecstatic references to a Mac program for writers called Scrivener several years ago, I was a bit envious, but I didn’t thin…
These are my favorite new pillows. They are fast and unbelievably easy to make…and I hope you love them as much as I do. I did my best to simplify the instructions/pattern so they are beginner friendly, and super fun to make. If you’ve never worked with a template or curves, and your nervous about...Read More
This Rustic Apple Galette is every bit as delicious as a homemade Apple pie but takes half the work. It also makes a very impressive and delicious Fall dessert.
Hey Chickaroos, I wanted to thank you so much for your kind words about my observation. The kids were a tad bit "off" but my principal didn't seem to notice. I have such a nice group this year that an off day for them would have been a good day for my group last year. The kids cheered {literally} when I pulled out the pink erasers {I knew they'd be a hit} and my principal giggled when I pulled out the kleenex when I noticed my writing was so hard to read because of my "lazy erasing". Happy ending - the kids helped me solve this problem and we all agreed to erase carefully with our brand spankin' new erasers because we want others to be able to read our writing. While this lesson went well {in spite of the fact that one of my kids tried eating his eraser - thankfully, I think Mr. Principal missed it} I really wished he had seen my readers workshop mini lesson instead. That one went REALLY well. A few months back my friend, we'll call her "Barb", and I had a TNO {Teacher's Night Out}. I think I blogged about it. She visited my classroom, I visited hers and then we ate dinner and did some planning. Our big professional goal is to edit, revise and tweak our reader's workshop mini lessons. We made some progress this summer and finished up our last unit at our TNO. We still have a ways to go...does it make me a dork that I can't wait for our next TNO so we can work on it some more?!? I didn't really want to start anything new before break because we just wrapped up our unit on retelling...but I just couldn't hold off teaching the first lesson on connections. It was just too good to wait. That friend, we call "Barb", introduced me to this awesome book. It's really a good one. The author, Tanny McGregor, believes strongly in using concrete objects to help tap into background knowledge {schema} as well as other areas of comprehension. For each comprehension lesson she provides ideas for what you could use as your concrete object - of course if you're like me, you're already thinking of other objects you can use from around the house or the classroom to not only make things more concrete for your kiddos...but more fun too!!! Today's lesson was to get them thinking about schema and what it is. I started off by placing small pieces of paper all over in the center of our circle. On each slip of paper I wrote a memory, a place I've been, something I've experienced or something from a book I've read: "Minnesota is really cold in the winter", "Running a race is hard work, but you feel really proud when you pass the finish line" "Fishing" etc. I took my lint {schema} roller and picked up one piece at a time and read it out loud and shared the thought or idea. After picking up each piece of paper with my schema roller I talked about how our brains are like that sticky roller. The things we see, hear, do, read all get stuck in our brains - just like the pieces of paper stuck to this sticky roller. After that I had the kids paste a picture of a schema roller to the center of a piece of paper and they wrote some of their schema around it. Honestly, I've been teaching schema for years and eventually they really seem to understand what it is, but they seemed to really get it just after this introductory lesson. I can't wait to delve deeper. Here's some of our thinking...{Sorry it's hard to see - darn cell phone} Here's a copy of the schema roller... Two more days...
To get into your favorite dress, you may have to do a little more than just shave your legs! Wondering what that is? Getting your calves in shape!
There are loads of beautiful towns in Tuscany. But which to visit? Well here's my list of what I think are the 12 of the most beautiful towns in Tuscany.
If you've been around my corner of the internet for a little bit, you know how much I HATE REVIEWING. It doesn't matter if it is for the AP bio exam or a unit test, I just truly dread review days. One of the BEST ways I've found to review for exams or unit tests is by making review stations.
Exploring matter and energy in kindergarten and first grade is so much fun. Watching little ones see the objects around them scientifically is exciting and a tad bit adorable. But nothing beats the surprise as they see matter change before their eyes. Teaching states of matter may take a lot of preparation and experiments, but
This printable bass clef chart is perfect for music students, teachers, and musicians of all levels. The chart features a clear and easy-to-read layout of the bass clef numbers, along with a detailed diagram of the bass clef lines and spaces. This PDF download is designed to help you master the basics of reading and playing music on the bass clef. You can easily print it out and use it as a handy reference guide while practicing or teaching your students. WHAT'S INCLUDED 1 Page PDF REQUIREMENTS Adobe Acrobat Reader (free) or other PDF viewer OTHER INFORMATION The PDFs are printable, but are not editable. This is a digital product, and no physical product or printed material will be sent to you. Just bits and bytes. Designs are copyrighted by Write Idea Design. Use the template as much as you want, but do not redistribute or share the template with others. That's not cool. Due to the nature of the product, there is no returns, but we'd love to work with you on whatever issue you're having. Hit us up.
Joy is the one of Riley’s five emotions – she does her best to make sure Riley is happy and cheerful all the time. She’s perky, goofy and a little bit childish, but that’s what makes her so much fu…
See pics unearthed after nearly five decades in Ringo's basement, complete with commentary from Starr
In this blog, I will share with you an El Fenix Salsa Recipe that is super easy. It's a bit spicy but not too much.
Don’t have a fireplace in your home? Want one but don’t want a major renovation?This fireplace wall was fairly easy to do and it transformed the space so much.…
Light as a feather is a simile (a comparative phrase that uses like or as) - but because it's used so much, it's a bit of a cliché. In this language arts worksheet, your child will come up with original comparisons for adjectives, verbs, and nouns and write them as similes.
Wij zijn dol op dit model en proberen er altijd minstens één op voorraad te hebben. Soms als we er een krijgen zijn ze mooi, soms goed en af en toe komt er een geweldige langs. Deze valt in de laatste categorie. 100% zeker dat het ongepolijst is en nog steeds zijn sticker heeft. Het is gedragen, maar netjes en zonder grote schade. Het toont zoveel karakter. Bovendien verandert het in een chichi mais. Het is er nog niet 100%, maar valt in de jaren en het wordt al een mooie crème, met wat meer tijd en zon zal dit zeker een nog mooiere donkere crème worden. Loopt als nieuw, waterdicht en klaar om te dragen met een jaar garantie.
Tbilisi is a city of many contrasts and countless hidden gems. This complete guide to Tbilisi will not only help you to plan tour trip but also let you discover many not so obvious areas in the city.
