Sometimes I know exactly what I want to post for Rate the Dress, and that it is the perfect theme. Other times, like this week, I have no idea. What I finally settled on this week wasn’t my first choice, or my second, or even my third. Sometimes settling is a good thing, because if I hadn’t, I might not have looked at it up close, and found out that it was so much more interesting than I had thought. How so? Scroll down to find out! Last week: A Wedding Ensemble from 1887 Well, Louise Carnegie picked well, both when it came to men, and to fashion, because her choice of wedding ensemble was very well received. A few of you didn’t care for the red-trimmed bodice variation (but then, some of you did), and not all of you were entirely sold on the colours. Interestingly, most of you saw the dress as sort of a khaki or light olive colour. Personally I thought it was a grey, with just the tiniest hint of …
Since its introduction in 1993, the Godin Multiac has remained the crème de la crème in acoustic/electric guitars. Whether it is in the studio, on stage, with a MIDI system, or simply plugged into an amplifier, these nylon stringed instruments deliver unparalleled sound quality to this day.
Since its introduction in 1993, the Godin Multiac has remained the crème de la crème in acoustic/electric guitars. Whether it is in the studio, on stage, with a MIDI system, or simply plugged into an amplifier, these nylon stringed instruments deliver unparalleled sound quality to this day.
