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Feb 17, 2011 10:16PM
Monika, your columns are always so true. I think people get jaded on gift getting. Flowers get old and chocolates are always good. Hey I won't lie about that. Sometimes it is better to be alone, then to be miserable. You still have a great sense of humor.
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Thank You Robin! I have to keep laughing rather than cry ha ha. I do too about the jaded part. It is now making me think of engagement rings and the women who want to choose their own or crab about it not being big enough good enough or what they wanted. Same with the Bridezillas, sometimes I wonder if maybe I was just born in the wrong time.
Bridezillas are a pain in the patushka. So many of that is catering to the television camera. NO one can be that spoiled. As for me, I bought my own engagement ring. I got a nice Hawaiian ring for wedding but wanted to update the looks. Patient people seem to get the good matches also. Don't give up hope. I thought I was one for the shelf too. but things turn out for the best sometimes.
I truly hope you are right. And sad to say, I do know women that spoiled! It is quite repulsive to me but then I am not a man so who knows, maybe some enjoy that kind of drama. ha ha. There is a shop outside of Chicago, that sells Hawaiian jewelry. It is one of the most fascinating places I have ever seen. I am in love with all the blue stones. So pretty!
What blue stones are you interested in? Is it mother of pearl, or something similar. Or is it Tahitian pearls, which are lustrous bluish black.
I am wondering if it is mother of pearl. They are very lustrous like mother of pearl but almost a turquoise color. They were beautiful though and int he most interesting settings. But WAY out of my price range.
They sound like mother of pearl, maybe the settings was what made it so expensive. Mother of pearl is also pinkish whitish hue also. Next time ask the manager what kind of stone they are.
I just googled it, it's a blue opal. It is so beautiful. I do think it is the settings though and this particular shop since it is so unique around here. But now i am browsing Hawaiian jewelry online, it is all so unusual and gorgeous.
blue opal sounds nice. I have heard of regular translucent opal, never heard of blue opal. Must google this gemstone as well.
it is usually set into turtles and plumeria shapes. I saw it mostly with silver settings. It really is lovely.Monika
sounds nice. Have to see if I can find some. Maybe that is why it is expensive, the settings are usually what brings the price up. I have a pair of earrings that are turquoise-hued that I don't wear. Not my style.
It does look like the settings are very thick and intricate. To some it may be gaudy, but I love gaudy! ha ha!


