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Excellent. Thanks for that.
Hello What did I miss?
Quote:Originally Posted by NOBD I have four! White, light blue (royal oxford), blue-white striped and blue-white gingham. Versatile shirts for me. I probably have 30, a ton of plain blues, whites, stripes of various shades, even...
yes. They did a really nice job to turn every kid off classic dishes like bourguignon, blanquette, petit salé aux lentilles, choucroute, etc... by consistently transforming them into non-descript blobs of mushy stuff of various colors...
Really excellent. She worked hard on it - Bouchon recipe, all the ingredients and flavors are really clean and separated. Nothing like the mushy brown mess I used to have at the school cafeteria when I was a kid.
Prettttttttty pretty cold today… My approach: wool, fur, down and hot soba
Wife's very first bourguignon.
Quote:Originally Posted by in stitches didnt gdl do that? i thought he once said some of his best clients came from the forum. nope, not me
Glad I can show some consistency I have the non-shawl version of it. The buttons don't darken much in my experience. Take a close look at measurements if you haven't bought it yet, the fit of these things is not that straightforward
Kaplan - I would keep the awesome Inverallan buttons. The contrast works and they match the ruggedness of the knit/wool better.
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