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Originally Posted by pilotbob
Day 5 of my vacation in Rhode Island and we have yet to see the sun. (Insert rant words, big fonts and flashing icons here.)
My son is studing Architecture/Design at UF and wants to go see the Newport Mansions.... so that is the plan for today. Hope it doesn't rain too hard so we can enjoy it a bit.
BOb
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Originally Posted by pilotbob
Change of plan... T-Showers expected all day today... so, canceling Mansion trip and changing that to Tuesday... where only "few showers" are predicted.
Fracking New England weather.
BOb
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heh. welcome to my world.
this morning i was woken up at 5.30 by very strong rain, and in a panic i leapt out of bed and ran to see if my living room was flooding again.
(it wasn't. ouf.)
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Originally Posted by Sparrow
Isn't bra fitting quite an art?
I keep hearing about surveys finding most women wear the wrong size (tho' they might be the manufacturers trying to drum up custom).
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yes, it is. it's very hard to find a good fit.
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Originally Posted by GraceKrispy
HA!! I have rarely had the Janet problem (excuse me, wardrobe malfunction), my problem is that the little straps like to sneak down my arm. My favorite part is when one of my hormonally charged students points it out to me, as it's peeking out from my sleeve.
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ooh, i hate that. it happens to me too. most often when whatever else i am wearing will make it most difficult to retrieve the guilty strap and put it back where it belongs (like a shirt with tight, not-stretchy sleeves, and a small neckline).
in japan, bra fitting has been refined to somewhere between art and science. i have a friend who lives there and she described once in detail the experience of buying a bra in a japanese shop. not for the timid, let's say !