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Which pig bristle brush do you use? I'm looking to get one with your observations of how effective it is at removing scratches.
Now that sounds like a party!My routine on shell is usually pig bristle, horse hair and then panty hose.
Moving offices and was going to wear my Strand sneakers but too cold so Chapman's for today.
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You can have a 15 degree swing in my building. My previous suite was averaging around 68 degrees and when you sit and only move your fingers for a couple hours it gets right chilly. The new suite is 73 degrees so I'll have to layer.Those are cool boots. In Texas, some folks are already using their damn heaters. Regardless of the outside temperature, the air condition/thermostat is locked at 64 degrees (in this part of the hospital). Every day is fall and I love that ****.
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Oh Precious Lord... Texans die when the temperature reaches below 50 degrees.You can have a 15 degree swing in my building. My previous suite was averaging around 68 degrees and when you sit and only move your fingers for a couple hours it gets right chilly. The new suite is 73 degrees so I'll have to layer.
Was mostly speaking of outside as it was in the upper 20's low 30's this morning.
Wonder what this means to AE and their use of JR soles on Shell Cordovan shoes going forward? Maybe @ae_ashley can chime in when she gets back from the holidays?You may already have heard, but JR Redenbach will now be producing their soles through the Kilgor tannery.
Texans is a broad sweeping word. South Texas is not like West Texas. I can imagine a Houston native having problems with 50 deg, but up in Amarillo we're used to -5 to 105...in the same day nearly!Oh Precious Lord... Texans die when the temperature reaches below 50 degrees.
Oh Precious Lord... Texans die when the temperature reaches below 50 degrees.
Just depends on what you are accustomed to I'm sure.Texans is a broad sweeping word. South Texas is not like West Texas. I can imagine a Houston native having problems with 50 deg, but up in Amarillo we're used to -5 to 105...in the same day nearly!
As my boss says, you can drive to Cheyanne WY in the same time as it takes us to drive to Austin.