MC: So, let's talk about link this because it's a hot topic. This idea of women's watches. What does that even mean? link Do we really even want it to be different? link Sometimes I don't mind it being different if it's an intentional and well thought out design.
Patek is one of the more enthusiastic deployers of the high-end salmon dial, but nearly every big brand has dabbled with the color over the years. Rolex has a long history of using the shade on its dials, starting in the 1940s with the Bubbleback. In more recent history, its Air King came in two shades of salmon link – a pinkier hue and a burnt copper. And of course, link all manner of fashion watches have jumped on the salmon bandwagon to take advantage of consumers' love for link the color.
C-diff is the superbug you were thinking of I think. Great content. I think of the pastor Adrian Rogers who said things are growing "gloriously dark". Maranatha!
Thank you Pete for following God's calling, I learn so much from you and your guess. I am currently without a home church, so for now I watch great teachers like you, Please pray that God will open the door for a church that has a pastor who is authentic or a home group.
MC: So, let's talk about link this because it's a hot topic. This idea of women's watches. What does that even mean? link Do we really even want it to be different? link Sometimes I don't mind it being different if it's an intentional and well thought out design.
Patek is one of the more enthusiastic deployers of the high-end salmon dial, but nearly every big brand has dabbled with the color over the years. Rolex has a long history of using the shade on its dials, starting in the 1940s with the Bubbleback. In more recent history, its Air King came in two shades of salmon link – a pinkier hue and a burnt copper. And of course, link all manner of fashion watches have jumped on the salmon bandwagon to take advantage of consumers' love for link the color.
C-diff is the superbug you were thinking of I think. Great content. I think of the pastor Adrian Rogers who said things are growing "gloriously dark". Maranatha!
Thanks Pete I appreciate your insight on the Bible very much
Thank you Pete for following God's calling, I learn so much from you and your guess. I am currently without a home church, so for now I watch great teachers like you, Please pray that God will open the door for a church that has a pastor who is authentic or a home group.
Thank you,
Love from your sis. In Christ,
Angie