Gold Cross Pendants
Question: im looking for a cross pendant to buy my brother. its his birthday. spending between 100-200 bucks.
which on should i get:
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/in dex.ognc?ID=436177&CategoryID=37986< br />
http://www.c28.com/shopping/productdetai
Answer: I like the first one better.
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It’s a bit of a haul from Los Angeles to Shannon, so arriving in the pearly light of early morning Didrik and I are a tad rattled and in need of a pick-me-up; something to sooth the nerves, yet keep us awake. So, Ciarán wheels us over to the Foynes Flying Boat Museum, where the original Irish Coffee was invented. Foynes, it turns out, was once the center of the universe, the original server farm for the world wide web, as from 1935 to 1945 it was the terminal for the first long-haul planes, the flying boats. “It was a mini-Casablanca,” pipes director Margaret O’Shaughnessy, whose grandfather was the communications manager for Foynes, meaning that, like Paul Revere, when a plane skid in he rode around town on his horse alerting folks to come and offer up food, drink and services. This was the hub, the vital link, as planes radiated from here to Newfoundland, New York, Africa, Brazil, Bermuda and the good of the Continent. But the flights didn’t always go as planned. In the winter of 1943 a Pan Am Clipper was nearing the half-way point to North America as a storm over the North Atlantic tossed the plane around like a cork in heavy seas. The pilot decided to turn around, and arrived back at Foynes in a wee hour of the night, with passengers cold, damp and unnerved. Joseph Sheridan, the local chef, was asked to concoct something for their condition, and splashed some Powers Irish whiskey into cups of coffee, dolloped on some heavy cream, and served ‘em up. “What is this? Brazilian coffee?” a delighted passenger asked. Joe thought for a moment, then, “Nope…Irish Coffee”….and a wicked neologism was born.
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I am the sole owner of this crucifix. It has never been worn. The chain is stainless steel and 24 inches long overall without a clasp (endless loop) to assure it stays secure. The cross is 1-1/2 x 1 inches. Notice the four ends of the cross. Four small circular sections were milled (machined) flat. Under certain light conditions they reflect sunlight as shown in photo #6. This reflection can also occur across the top of both horizontal bars.
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