rereading wip going OKAYYYYY……as if i wasnt the one who wrote it so it makes sense that its completely catered to my tastes
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I cnat tell if this is a cake daisy bakes for the others or the other way around-
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our workplace is soooooo concerned for our wellbeing so they purchased tin water bottle for everyone for when the temperatures are too high 🥰
instead of cancelling outdoor activities when it reaches 40°C 💖💖💖
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truly want to create a brbasona and it's just a lil guy who has nothing else to do/needs the money badly so starts to work for gus by trying to get mentored by mike but it like dies the first ep he's on and by a bear trap in the middle of the street or crushed by a piano or smth. haunting the narrative not by a traumatic death but by a goofy stupid silly one. "hey remember..that guy....yeah weird. anyway"
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Writing a fic made me really crave angel food cake, so it is currently 10:30pm and I have angel food cupcakes in the oven rn because I did not want to make a whole cake
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From LinkedIn - Rui Galopim de Carvalho
Aquamarine, the greenish blue to deep blue gem variety of beryl, has been recognised as a gemstone for many centuries, although its wide popularity became evident only in the early 20th century namely due to the remarkable finds of that period in Minas Gerais, Brasil and Semeninskaya, Urals. Interestingly, older aquamarines tend to have more green in the colour than modern ones, possibly due to the normalisation of the heat-treatment as now aquamarines are routinely heated between 300 and 700°C for a few hours to remove the yellow component of the color, turning a greenish-blue into a more desirable pure blue. Numerous jewellery creators, like Lalique or Fouquet for example in the dawn of the century as well as Cartier, mostly after the 1930s, used fine aquamarines.
In the photos, an Art Deco aquamarine and diamond necklace made in the London’s Cartier workshop, dated circa 1940. It is a highly articulated platinum collar of geometric design, with colour-matched aquamarines, totalling 169.85 carats, accented with brilliant-cut diamonds, totalling approximately 9.64 carats. The central shield-shaped frontispiece detaches and may be worn as a clip.
The necklace was presented at auction on Bonhams, London, in 2021 and it tripled its pre-sale estimate, selling for £459,000 (ca. $600,000).
Photos © Bonhams
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Thanksgiving Recipe
The key to this moist, apple-stuffed turkey baked in an oven bag is a bottle of champagne.
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