We rolled two years and three months into one roll. As you expected, it’s called Calendar roll.
We use minimum package to help you avoid thinking on “oh the package is so cute, what should I do with it? it’s a shame to throw away!”. No logos too — you know it’s from us.
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Website updated! ? We’ve done a lot: We’ve changed the address from claudeverett.org/blog to claudeverett.org itself. We’ve (crazily) refined and updated almost all the pictures, so they are in better quality but smaller size. We’ve added something and eliminated something. We’ve messed around with a lot of CSS to improve the look… etc. Hope you like it : )
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There are two things attracted us immediately when we received the mail post from coco.
One was the seal ‘航空 PAR AVION’, it’s so good looking. We’ve only seen the blue sticker with ‘AIR MAIL’. It’s just not comparable with the red seal on the kraft paper. Chinese with French in great typeface, super. Just beautiful.
It is not rare to see someone wearing t-shirt outside in, like the one below. He just discovered the mistake, feeling a bit embarrassed mentally and uncomfortable physically. Common sense strongly suggests us the correct way of wearing/producing clothes is decoration outside, if there is decoration. We need decoration to satisfy people’s eyes. The inner side that closely touches our body ensures our maximum comfort. It has to be soft, pure, and natural. In conclusion, when we wear correctly, we feel being ‘covered’, we feel warm, safe, comfortable, and confident.
Continue reading We Were Wrong about The Correct Side of Pillow Case and Bed Sheet
For me, heaven and hell were separated by merely a single piece of paper.
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Pin, or Safety Pin, was invented by an american named Walter Hunt in 1849.
Amanita citrus sinensis, commonly known in english as orange’s mushroom. It might remind you its lovely tasted, posh but a little bit tricky cousin Amanita caesarea, commonly known in english as Caesar’s mushroom. If you happen to know Chinese, you may find that orange’s mushroom and Caesar’s mushroom unreasonably share the same name in Chinese. Nothing can be more confusing than that. Despite name and appearance, they have nothing in common.
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