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You could wear them to Brunchgate on Sept. 18th!DukieInKansas wrote:If ILJ protests too much about the sapphires, let her know you have at least 2 people lined up to take them off your hands. I'm the better option as she won't have to see them on someone else's ears in future years and think they should be hers.
I'll probably be wearing sapphire earrings but they might be the small stones I bought in Colby, KS. I think ILJ will keep her earrings, if she gets them.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:You could wear them to Brunchgate on Sept. 18th!DukieInKansas wrote:If ILJ protests too much about the sapphires, let her know you have at least 2 people lined up to take them off your hands. I'm the better option as she won't have to see them on someone else's ears in future years and think they should be hers.
DukieInKansas wrote:If ILJ protests too much about the sapphires, let her know you have at least 2 people lined up to take them off your hands. I'm the better option as she won't have to see them on someone else's ears in future years and think they should be hers. I would go with setting them there with no other stones - this would be a simpler setting that she could wear more frequently. On a future anniversary, as finances allow, you could always reset them.
Four. Sapphire is my birthstone. I agree with DinK; they don't need to be set with anything else.windsor wrote:DukieInKansas wrote:If ILJ protests too much about the sapphires, let her know you have at least 2 people lined up to take them off your hands. I'm the better option as she won't have to see them on someone else's ears in future years and think they should be hers. I would go with setting them there with no other stones - this would be a simpler setting that she could wear more frequently. On a future anniversary, as finances allow, you could always reset them.
Make that THREE people lined up to take them off your hands. I love saphires....rather have a deep blue saphire than a diamond.
I'll be flying back from Japan on Sept. 18th.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:You could wear them to Brunchgate on Sept. 18th!DukieInKansas wrote:If ILJ protests too much about the sapphires, let her know you have at least 2 people lined up to take them off your hands. I'm the better option as she won't have to see them on someone else's ears in future years and think they should be hers.
You could buy ILJLavabe wrote:Let me assure y'all of two things:
1) ILJ LOVES the blue stone;
2) We have dealing with a heap of financial issues since the spring flood. That was a $2000+ hit that has just harmed us in EVERY conceivable way. And our cars are starting to fall apart too. These are solid reasons why we just won't touch those stones. Having said that, the stones are really gorgeous... but just not worth it considering our financial straits.
Had I known there would be a line-up among the shinkickers and devildeacs, I would have taken orders before coming over here.
a car when you get back.... I'm an Assistant Professor, not a lawyer. ;)lawgrad91 wrote:You could buy ILJ
A small car? A moped?Lavabe wrote:I'm an Assistant Professor, not a lawyer. ;)lawgrad91 wrote:You could buy ILJ
Um, I'm a lawyer, and I can't afford to buy ILJ a car.Lavabe wrote:I'm an Assistant Professor, not a lawyer. ;)lawgrad91 wrote:You could buy ILJ
Vibes for you!Lavabe wrote:It's about time to gear up the vibes for a bump on the flight from Jo-burg to Atlanta (16.5 hours direct flight). It looks to be just about packed, as ILJ got me a middle of the row seat. In all fairness, her reasoning was good: no aisles available, no windows available without someone in front of me. The only seats available with open seats in front of them were middle seats, and there were too few of them available.
I will do my best to beg and plead for an emergency row seat.
In lieu of that, I am hoping they overbooked, so that I can be bumped to the next flight (perhaps with a change in service class) the next day. PRETTY PLEASE?!?! It's a code share flight with Air France and Delta.
Hopefully you'll get bumped to a better class of seat so you can stretch your legs, or if not, hopefully (like in the flight I was on from Seattle) a man with a cane will be in the emergency row, and you can switch wit him.Your two friends are in line behind meDukieInKansas wrote:If ILJ protests too much about the sapphires, let her know you have at least 2 people lined up to take them off your hands. I'm the better option as she won't have to see them on someone else's ears in future years and think they should be hers. I would go with setting them there with no other stones - this would be a simpler setting that she could wear more frequently. On a future anniversary, as finances allow, you could always reset them.
. And, BTW, I'm the better option as I'm sure Mrs. DD would be happy to put them on loan to her sister for special occasions .Best of success wrapping things up over there.Lavabe wrote:I have just a few more days here. Basically, it's good-bye time for the most part, getting a few photos, and packing.
I had a meeting yesterday with the minister for the environment, and now I have to file a report about the sport-hunting incident. According to local law, ALL hunting of lemurs is forbidden. Essentially, they will find the sport hunter and put him in prison. I asked that they find out more about where he hunted in the last 10 years, and how many lemurs he killed during that time. The good news is that the minister fully appreciates that the local people are innocent.
I am also going up for a Sunday morning visit to Joffreville, where I was based out of for my dissertation field work. It's a town of about 500 people (mostly farmers) who live near the east side of Mt. d'Ambre National Park. Still lots of friends there.