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Post Your Last Purchase XXVIII
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It was sold as a kit at Whole Foods for only $24! I was instantly sold!!! Boiling some water in the kettle now to make a "near midnight scrumptious cup o'coffee!"
New watch by Skagen (not my pics)
It is amazingly thin
I really like skagen watches.. love how thin they are and the quality vs price is just right.
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It was sold as a kit at Whole Foods for only $24! I was instantly sold!!! Boiling some water in the kettle now to make a "near midnight scrumptious cup o'coffee!"
You may already know this, but you don't want boiling water (212°F), you want the water to be between 195°F and 205°F for best results.
A couple of spring bars, an SD card, and a micro SD card:
Congratulations! Yes, it's the latter.
Congratulations! Yes, it's the latter.
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Bought 100 Astra blades less than $10 for my safety razor. After trying several other brands, I feel these work best for me.
Oh yes, I'm aware of that. I used to own a Chemex a while back. When it broke, I never took the initiative to go out and purchase another. Seeing this at Whole Foods sparked the flame to get back into Coffee brewing.
New watch by Skagen (not my pics)
It is amazingly thin
Lovely. Well wear.
Actually, I used to have a Skagen watch around a decade ago; it was an excellent, sturdy and utterly reliable watch. Subsequently, I gave it to my brother who happily still wears it.
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It was sold as a kit at Whole Foods for only $24! I was instantly sold!!! Boiling some water in the kettle now to make a "near midnight scrumptious cup o'coffee!"
An excellent - and utterly reliable - way to make a cup of real coffee. Enjoy.
Wow. Lovely.
What film do you use? I have a M6 TTL, which I bought nearly two years ago, but only started using this past autumn, as I had been working abroad.
And, if I am able to correctly identify the lenses, that is the Summicron 35mm and the Summicron 50 mm that you have posted; was the 35mm used or new?
I am sorely tempted to buy a Chemex, as the coffee they make is superb.
skagen is a good watch. I had a thin one like that except the strap was leather. the leather literally wore out and broke before the watch did. the leather strap was not a standard strap so I never replaced it. Sill have the watch though and it still works. Its just tiny compared to todays watches. I bought it back in the day when watches were not huge. it looks like a girls watch now it's so small. Oh well Maybe I will get a metal one in the future.
Bought my first car. It's a 2001 5 speed (manual trans of course) Timberline Green Subaru Outback. Paid $3300.
