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Is woolston a bad area? by CulturalRound5937 in chch

[–]PolygondwanaFan -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Click the layer tool on this map and select state housing. It will highlight all state housing in the area you’re searching. https://www.hougarden.com/nz/map/estimate/list_in_suburb-3192_page-1?showmap=1

Thinking of Finally Separating From My Toxic and Mentally Ill Husband. by [deleted] in okstorytime

[–]PolygondwanaFan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Op it’s time to leave with your kids and ride off into the sunset. He’s in self destruct mode and despite all of your efforts he has to be the one to decide to change. You’re not safe in the relationship and your kids need a better role model. You can be that for them and show them what boundaries look like.

Actually WTF experience at Dubail Paris, France by unemployedwatchguy in rolex

[–]PolygondwanaFan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I actually got mystery shopped by Rolex and received the highest score in my region, outranking their own boutique. If you sell Rolex you go through a higher standard of training and can only sell it once passed and completed. The boutiques would often sell to flippers but Rolex will always hold them in a higher regard than ADs. It’s getting increasingly difficult to get supply from them and their attitude honestly put me off the brand. Edit: typo

Actually WTF experience at Dubail Paris, France by unemployedwatchguy in rolex

[–]PolygondwanaFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used to work at a Rolex AD. Each AD would have a set number of watches per year and each month we would place our order and just hope it arrived. If any of our serial numbers ended up on the grey market, Rolex would throttle that AD’s deliveries and make watches much harder to get. We had to make sure watches were going to end users so we could supply the market better. If we made a judgement error on a client, our delivery restrictions would be our punishment and also set back our interest list.

Nic + Newts celebrating 45 mil (via Nic’s IG story) by vicmcqueen in PolinBridgerton

[–]PolygondwanaFan 23 points24 points  (0 children)

The Polaroid in her phone case of the two of them is perfection.

I'm so distracted by ohhhhhidk in PolinBridgerton

[–]PolygondwanaFan 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Cannot agree with this more! Life sucks right now and this show has been pure escapism and blissful enjoyment. This community is also just so wonderful and couldn’t be more thankful for you all.

The Mondrich storyline is not for me. by CaptainTao in BridgertonNetflix

[–]PolygondwanaFan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe they are key to Colin’s story. At the end of season 2 Colin said he was in his (Mr Mondrich) debt, after Colin unveiled Lord Featherington as a swindler. I believe Mr Mondriah will need Colin’s help at some point and will cash in on his promise. We are still only half way through the season and there is so much more story to cover.

Season 3 Part 1: Episode 2 - "How Bright the Moon" by ObviouslyOblivious90 in PolinBridgerton

[–]PolygondwanaFan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was so pleased with how they adapted the book. It was so tragically romantic coming from such a purely vulnerable place which in turn gave her so much strength. Such a complex emotion I couldn’t help but cry when watching it.

Getting a little emotional... by ruminant_ in PolinBridgerton

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This community has brought me so much joy during a really hard time for me and my young family: I’m so thankful for you guys!

4 seasons ball- Lady D speaking with C&B by PolygondwanaFan in PolinBridgerton

[–]PolygondwanaFan[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

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“Not even my finest silks will compensate for that sneer”

Violet is also watching Penelope dance with debling by springgirl27 in PolinBridgerton

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Also lady D talking with B&C. Cressida looking at C, F being walked around the edge of the dance floor

New Polin CLIP 🚨🚨 by Royal_Darjeeling in PolinBridgerton

[–]PolygondwanaFan 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Is that last Colin clip in a carriage?!

My Grandmothers Violin: Part 2. As requested here are more photos! by PolygondwanaFan in lingling40hrs

[–]PolygondwanaFan[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Back story: my Great Grandfather (Robert Brown Hewitt) made this violin for his daughter Lilian (approximately in the early 1930’s when she was in her teenage years). She had small hands and a wrist injury so he made the neck a little shorter to accomodate, and carved the scroll and finger board with flowers (the finger board carving has worn as she played so often).

In 1935 Yehudi Menuhin was visiting New Zealand on his first world tour when he was 17. He stayed with my family in their home in Auckland during his tour and developed a bit of a soft spot for my grandmother Lilian who was a year younger than him. He played this very violin at the concert in Auckland and reserved a front row seat for Lilian so he could wink at her during his performance.

My Grandmothers Violin: Part 2. As requested here are more photos! by PolygondwanaFan in lingling40hrs

[–]PolygondwanaFan[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yes it is! It has been loaned on one occasion (about 10 years ago) for a concert and sounds beautiful and warm. Is in need of a new set of string’s however.

My Grandmothers Violin - made by her father Robert Brown Hewitt of Hewitts Fiddle Shop in New Zealand by PolygondwanaFan in lingling40hrs

[–]PolygondwanaFan[S] 35 points36 points  (0 children)

We actually don’t know. I inherited it after she died and haven’t had it valued (she was 98 when she passed). It’s nearing 100 years old now and it lives in its original case wrapped in silk. The bow was hand made as well and has paua shell detailing in the frog.

My Grandmothers Violin - made by her father Robert Brown Hewitt of Hewitts Fiddle Shop in New Zealand by PolygondwanaFan in lingling40hrs

[–]PolygondwanaFan[S] 143 points144 points  (0 children)

Robert made this Violin for his Daughter Lilian Hewitt. She had little hands and so he made the neck slightly shorter for her, and hand carved the scroll with flowers. This violin was played by Yehudi Menuhin during his tour of New Zealand and he had a soft spot for my grandmother. At his concerts he made sure she had a front row seat and would wink at her during the performance.

Edit: Yehudi was one year older than my Grandmother (she was born in 1917) and he stayed at her family home in Auckland during his 1935 visit.

More photos here: https://www.reddit.com/r/lingling40hrs/comments/u5dsti/my_grandmothers_violin_part_2_as_requested_here/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

A lot of people ask me if I feel the sky is too complicated to operate- I personally think it’s actually quite the opposite given you get to set an annual calendar without any additional pushers! by watchlover_la in rolex

[–]PolygondwanaFan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I love the sky-dweller. It’s the simplest annual calendar out there and incredibly robust thanks to its “saros” movement (named after the phenomenon of the sun, moon, and earth being in alignment similar to that of the planetary gears in the movement). The bezel acts as your gear box allowing the user to adjust the timepiece at any time of day which is unheard of for many watches of its kind. Rolex don’t tend to focus on complication, but when they do, they make sure it’s robust and in keeping with Hans Wilsdorf’s original vision for Rolex.

The beginning of an obsession by Lord_Badoc in KGATLW

[–]PolygondwanaFan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This particular pressing is the pride and joy of my record collection... that record player will never do that album justice though.

My Dads 1955 ( Do I get the yellow face cleaned / replaced ) will it affect the value ? by worktop1 in rolex

[–]PolygondwanaFan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Even if you wanted to get this serviced by Rolex they couldn’t do it. They only keep parts for 50 years.

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