Big business. Multinational. A conglomerate. Big purse.
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A Man Who Has Nothing In Particular To Recommend Him Discusses All Sorts of Subjects at Random as Though He Knew Everything
A Man Who Has Nothing In Particular To Recommend Him Discusses All Sorts of Subjects at Random as Though He Knew Everything
Big business. Multinational. A conglomerate. Big purse.
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I have a pair of 20+ year old Ferragamo shoes. They still look great and I wear them at least once a week.
I wish all of my purchases worked out as well.
Nice, but
That be lookin like a prototype dept – those hands are not those of production people, which would be needed to keep up with the website
visit a saddleworks sometime for artisan level creation – it is really something
I've visited the Bottega Veneta workshop. Their trademark handbags are made of woven leather, supple and soft…it's fascinating to watch.
We also visited Carrozzeria Scaglietti back in the day before automation…when the bodies were shaped by hand …gently hammered over sandbags…it was absolutely magical…deafening…but magical.
OT.
Mr Sippican, a while ago you had a great video of the most sublime passes in Rugby.
I'd like to show it to my son who deserves to watch a game where the ball is moving more than 17 minutes in three hours.
Could you re-share?
I bet that artisan could write an ode to his glue like you did for your shellac. Reprint that sometime, eh?
Hi Bilejones- Thanks for reading and commenting.
The rugby video was over at The Borderline Blog For Boys. Here's a link for two rugby videos. Both have their strong points. Enjoy.
Hi Ruth Anne- Makes me happy to see your smiling face around here regularly. Old friends. Pastor Jeff showed up, too! Marvelous.
One problem with you is you remember what I've written much better than I can. For the life of me I can't remember what the shellac item is.
If I remember, your wish will be my command.
This one.
But you already reran it back in 2008.
And I noticed I commented in both threads.