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NICE STOWA MARK-CONGRATSThumbsup3.gif

Switcharoo To a more sporty look

 ORISThumbsUp02.gif


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Thanks all for the lovely comments! It's a real nice watch

Mark

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watchdaddy1 wrote:
NICE STOWA MARK-CONGRATSThumbsup3.gif

Switcharoo To a more sporty look

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Nice Diver! I really like the bracelet on that.

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Jeep99dad wrote: ...

my company requires me to take a 2-weeker every year for control purposes! Last year went to France visit my family for Xmas. This year we decided to rent a House in the Gulf of Mexico for a real cool beach relaxing and fun family vaca. We re driving back to Jax
Saturday then to NC Sunday. Wednesday kids start school, it'll be first time in Big Girl school for Z, she is super excited!


I think the 2-weeker is a great idea Brice!!!...hmmm..."control purposes"...sounds good to me!!!  Enjoy all that extra Rest & Relaxation amigo...

Well...evening switchup to the Seiko 6309-7040 to throw the baseball with my son for a while...followed by a "Ricard" in honor of Brice coasting toward the end of his wonderful vacation...

Cheers!!! (Thanks for the Ricard reference Brice...this is a great "hot weather" drink and made for kicking back and relaxing...I'll admit I like mine a little stronger than the recommended 5:1 mixing ratio as 4:1 with extra ice seems like a better starting point to me).


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windy1 wrote: my army issue watch cwc 1970 Sthat's a great watch Windy and you don't see original issues that often in this kind of shape....looks like you cared for it pretty well!ThumbsUp02.gif

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wow great shot and even better drinkbamby.gif so I converted one more to Ricard!:) that's what we drinked in France and during the summer a bunch of friends/neighbors got together every night almost for games of Petanque(=Bocce ball) and whoever lost had to buy/bring Ricards for all, we drank those all night. I also like it as a 3-4 to 1 ratio but will go to 5 if I have many and it's hot as it becomes more refreshing.
By the way I love your Seiko!!!

And yeah for control purposes. During that mandatory two weeker I'm another even supposed to call in and ask my guys to do anything, check email or asnwer them... Goal is to reveal any potential hidden exceptions that would age and come up at a senior level within two weeks as I could not do entries or instruct others to move positions or cash in and out of accounts trying to hide them...!!!

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Jeep99dad wrote: ...

my company requires me to take a 2-weeker every year for control purposes! Last year went to France visit my family for Xmas. This year we decided to rent a House in the Gulf of Mexico for a real cool beach relaxing and fun family vaca. We re driving back to Jax
Saturday then to NC Sunday. Wednesday kids start school, it'll be first time in Big Girl school for Z, she is super excited!


I think the 2-weeker is a great idea Brice!!!...hmmm..."control purposes"...sounds good to me!!!  Enjoy all that extra Rest & Relaxation amigo...

Well...evening switchup to the Seiko 6309-7040 to throw the baseball with my son for a while...followed by a "Ricard" in honor of Brice coasting toward the end of his wonderful vacation...

Cheers!!! (Thanks for the Ricard reference Brice...this is a great "hot weather" drink and made for kicking back and relaxing...I'll admit I like mine a little stronger than the recommended 5:1 mixing ratio as 4:1 with extra ice seems like a better starting point to me).


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Jeep99dad wrote: wow great shot and even better drinkbamby.gif so I converted one more to Ricard!:) that's what we drinked in France and during the summer a bunch of friends/neighbors got together every night almost for games of Petanque(=Bocce ball) and whoever lost had to buy/bring Ricards for all, we drank those all night. I also like it as a 3-4 to 1 ratio but will go to 5 if I have many and it's hot as it becomes more refreshing.
By the way I love your Seiko!!!

And yeah for control purposes. During that mandatory two weeker I'm another even supposed to call in and ask my guys to do anything, check email or asnwer them... Goal is to reveal any potential hidden exceptions that would age and come up at a senior level within two weeks as I could not do entries or instruct others to move positions or cash in and out of accounts trying to hide them...!!!

stew77 wrote:
Jeep99dad wrote: ...

my company requires me to take a 2-weeker every year for control purposes! Last year went to France visit my family for Xmas. This year we decided to rent a House in the Gulf of Mexico for a real cool beach relaxing and fun family vaca. We re driving back to Jax
Saturday then to NC Sunday. Wednesday kids start school, it'll be first time in Big Girl school for Z, she is super excited!


I think the 2-weeker is a great idea Brice!!!...hmmm..."control purposes"...sounds good to me!!!  Enjoy all that extra Rest & Relaxation amigo...

Well...evening switchup to the Seiko 6309-7040 to throw the baseball with my son for a while...followed by a "Ricard" in honor of Brice coasting toward the end of his wonderful vacation...

Cheers!!! (Thanks for the Ricard reference Brice...this is a great "hot weather" drink and made for kicking back and relaxing...I'll admit I like mine a little stronger than the recommended 5:1 mixing ratio as 4:1 with extra ice seems like a better starting point to me).




Thanks Brice...the Seiko is great, the Ricard is great...It's all good!!!!thumbsup.gif  Very cool story about the tradition of the Ricard and friends in France!!!

Enjoy those last couple days of vacation amigo...sounds like a fantastic trip!!!!

Last edited on Thu Aug 19th, 2010 10:53 pm by stew77

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