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♡ Not a Golfer, Just a Guy in Love | CL16
Pairing: Charles Leclerc x Reader [Face Claim: None]
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Summary: Charles has no business on a golf course, but he’s willing to lose every ball (and his dignity) if it means getting her attention
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Carlos leaned back in his chair, idly spinning a golf ball between his fingers as he glanced at you with a grin. “Alright, hermana, tomorrow morning? New golf course, 9 AM sharp?”
You laughed, rolling your eyes. “Carlos, we both know you’ll show up at least fifteen minutes late.”
“Not this time!” he declared. “This course is legendary. Plus, you need the practice.”
“Oh, so now I’m the one who needs practice?” You shot him a look, raising an eyebrow. “Last time, I recall someone missing the hole five times in a row.”
Lando snickered from across the table, catching the end of the conversation. “Five times, Carlos? At this rate, maybe I should join to show you both how it’s done.”
Carlos threw him a mock glare. “Fine, come along, then. Just don’t cry when I show you up.”
“Sure thing, mate,” Lando replied, folding his arms with a smirk.
Charles, sitting nearby and pretending to read a magazine, couldn’t help but eavesdrop. He tried to keep his cool, but every time you were around, it was a little harder than he’d like to admit. And now here you were, laughing and planning a whole day with Carlos and Lando.
He cleared his throat, stepping over as casually as he could manage. “Hey, so… golf tomorrow, huh?”
Carlos looked up, surprised. “Yep. Why?”
“I was just, uh, thinking,” Charles replied, trying to keep his voice steady. “Maybe I could join you guys.”
Carlos exchanged a glance with Lando, one eyebrow raised. “You? play golf?”
“Yes, I want to play golf,” Charles said, trying to sound like he wasn’t feeling a bit defensive.
Lando let out a small laugh. “Didn’t you once call golf ‘slow torture’?”
“That was a joke,” Charles shot back. “I’m serious. I want to come.”
Carlos looked skeptical. “Right… I mean, you’re welcome, but don’t blame us if it doesn’t go well.”
Charles shrugged, keeping his face neutral. “I’ll be fine.”
The next morning, Charles showed up at the course looking like he’d just stepped out of a golf magazine—crisp polo, checkered pants, even a visor.
Lando barely stifled a laugh. “Who let you dress for the occasion?”
Charles ignored him, glancing over at you. You shot him a smile, making the whole get-up feel somewhat worth it. “I, uh, thought I’d try to look the part.”
Carlos shook his head, trying to hide a grin. “Alright, Lord Percival, let’s see if you can play the part too.”
Charles rolled his shoulders, looking toward the first hole with as much focus as he could muster. He approached the tee, adjusted his grip, tried to channel every golf tip he’d seen on youtube last night—and took the shot.
The ball barely moved, skittering a few feet in front of him.
Lando’s laugh echoed through the course. “Great form, mate. Maybe take a little less ‘concentration’ next time?”
Carlos clapped a hand over his mouth to stifle a laugh.
Charles clenched his jaw, trying to maintain what little dignity he had left. “It was just the first shot,” he muttered. “Just warming up.”
The next hole wasn’t any better. Charles lined up the shot with as much precision as possible, determined not to make a fool of himself this time.
He swung with a bit too much force—the ball shot out in the wrong direction, rocketing just past Carlos, who ducked, wide-eyed.
Carlos straightened up, hands on his hips as he shot Charles a look. “Are you trying to kill me, or is this your idea of revenge for something?”
Charles cringed, face flushed. “That one… got away from me.”
Lando was practically doubled over, wiping tears from his eyes. “A little? That ball was gunning for Carlos’s head!”
You, meanwhile, gave Charles an encouraging smile. “Hey, at least you’re putting a lot of power into it.”
Charles managed a small, sheepish smile. “Right. Just need to aim better.”
By the third hole, Charles was already looking worse for wear. Sand stuck to his pants, his hair was a mess from the visor, and he’d lost count of how many near-misses he’d had.
Carlos nudged Lando, grinning. “Maybe we should get him a map, just so he can find the right direction.”
“Or a helmet for the rest of us,” Lando added, smirking.
Charles let out a low groan, feeling more than a little defeated. “You two are hilarious,” he muttered, pulling his visor off and running a hand through his hair.
You gave him a reassuring pat on the shoulder. “Hey, you’re doing fine. Just… maybe think about where you want the ball to go before you swing.”
“Trust me, I am,” he muttered, his voice barely audible. But the look you gave him was enough to pull a half-smile from him. He was feeling like an absolute disaster out here, but somehow, your encouragement made it all seem less embarrassing.
On the final hole, Charles finally managed to get a decent shot in… except that it went straight for the trees, ricocheted off a branch, and landed almost exactly where it had started.
Carlos was in tears. “Charles, Lord Percival, please stop. I don’t think I can handle any more of this.”
Lando patted Carlos on the back, barely holding back his laughter. “Maybe golf really is slow torture for him.”
Charles sighed, looking down at the golf club in defeat. He glanced over at you, feeling thoroughly embarrassed.
But you just grinned, nudging his arm. “You know what, I think i've had enough golf for one day”
He looked at you, blinking. “Wait, really?”
You nodded, looking at Carlos and Lando, who were now fully engrossed in trash-talking each other’s swings. “Yep. And since they’re busy, maybe we should… escape?”
His expression brightened. “Escape?”
“Yeah,” you replied, shooting him a playful look. “We could go get ice cream or something and leave them to their nonsense.”
Charles chuckled, offering you his arm. “Now that sounds like something I can actually do.”
You and Charles settled on a bench a little away from the green, watching Carlos and Lando trying to one-up each other’s swings. The peacefulness of the ice cream break was a much-needed relief after Charles’s disastrous attempt at playing, and the two of you chuckled quietly as Carlos threw his arms up dramatically over a missed shot.
After a few moments, you glanced at Charles, breaking the silence. “So, be honest… why’d you really want to come today?”
He looked startled, caught in the middle of a spoonful. “What—me?” he stammered, almost dropping his ice cream. “I mean… golf looked… fun?”
You raised an eyebrow, an amused smile tugging at your lips. “Golf looked fun?”
“Okay,” he admitted, letting out a nervous laugh. “Maybe it’s not exactly my thing.”
“Not exactly?” you teased. “Charles, I’m pretty sure you nearly took Carlos out on the second hole. It’s okay to say you’re not a golf person. especially since in all the years I've known you I’ve never seen you voluntarily pick up a golf club before today”
He blushed, rubbing the back of his neck. “Yeah, well… it’s more than just that.”
“Oh?” You tilted your head, waiting for him to go on.
Charles seemed to wrestle with himself, glancing away and then back at you, his cheeks a little pinker. “It’s just… I always see you out here with Carlos and thought, maybe if I… tagged along, we’d get to… you know… hang out a bit.”
You stared at him, surprised. “You… wanted to come just to spend time with me?”
He gave a small, almost embarrassed smile, nodding. “Yeah. Kind of.”
A blush crept over your cheeks. You looked down at your ice cream, trying not to grin too obviously. “You didn’t have to put yourself through this just for that, you know,” you said softly, glancing back at him.
Charles fumbled, looking even more awkward. “I didn’t know what else to do… You’re always out here with Carlos. And, I don’t know, I thought maybe… if I didn’t make a complete fool of myself, you’d… notice.”
You laughed softly, heart fluttering a bit at the admission. “Trust me, I noticed.” You paused, gathering your thoughts. “But honestly… I’m only here because Carlos insists. He’d drag me out here even if I showed up in pajamas.”
He looked at you, surprised. “Wait—you don’t even like golf?”
You shook your head, grinning. “Not at all. But he acts like I’ll be abandoning him if I say no.”
Charles blinked, looking a bit stunned. “So you’re telling me I didn’t have to go through all of… this?” He gestured to the course in mock agony, earning a laugh from you.
“Not even a little bit,” you said, nudging him. “If I’d known you wanted to hang out, we could’ve done something… less painful.”
He let out a sigh, putting his head in his hands with a dramatic groan. “Great. So I’ve made a total fool of myself and I didn’t even have to.”
You giggled, gently patting his shoulder. “You’re not a fool. Just… maybe a bit misguided.” You took a breath, glancing at him shyly. “But… it’s kind of sweet that you went through all this just to spend time together.”
He looked at you with a mix of hope and nerves. “Yeah?”
“Yeah.” You felt your heart pound a little faster, fighting the urge to look away. “I mean, it’s… actually really cute.”
Charles seemed to brighten, his smile turning a bit bashful. “I’m glad you think so. Because, well… I was actually kind of hoping… maybe we could do something else? Just the two of us?”
Your heart flipped, and you felt yourself flush. “Like… a date?”
Charles swallowed, his face a deep shade of pink, but he met your gaze. “Yeah. A date.”
A smile spread across your face, and you nudged him gently. “I’d like that.”
He grinned, looking so relieved you couldn’t help but laugh. “Just promise it won’t involve golf?” he asked, giving you a playful, hopeful look.
“Deal,” you replied, grinning. “Maybe next time, we can do something we’re both good at.”
As you both sat there, sharing quiet laughs and stealing glances at each other, Carlos and Lando’s loud arguing over putts became just background noise. For the first time all day, Charles felt like maybe things were going exactly the way they were supposed to.
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💋👝GODDESS GUIDE💋👝
🪞💄Guide inspired by True beauty- Lim Ju-kyung🪞💄
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👝Fashion
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🪞Workout
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This morning I brought one of my sisters to the airport. I live not far from MSP so family and friends sometimes park here. I will drop off and pick up. It's easy enough, and I would rather they not pay to park in a ramp. I don't even accept tips!
Emily doesn't fly often. She was a little nervous today--just about getting there, through security, and to the gate, not about actual flying. As we stopped in the departures traffic lane early this morning we could see a long line of people up on the security level.
That should not be a problem for Em though Everyone in my family is usually early for everything. We like a nice time cushion for any unforeseen circumstances. The last time I got a flat car tire was 40 years ago. But generally I could work another one into my schedule.
Emily and I both know people who have the opposite approach to being early, being ready, and basically being where they should be at the proper time.
I know a guy who, if his flight was at 8:00 AM, would arrive at the airport at 7:53 AM. In his mind those seven minutes give him time to stop at Starbucks for a complicated beverage and maybe pick up a magazine before boarding.
You might think someone like that learns a lesson quickly, being caught in a security line then missing a flight.
Nope. Either his flight gets delayed by precisely the amount of time it takes him to get through security and walk to the gate with is fourteen syllable coffee beverage, or someone comes by in a golf cart and says "I need to bring one passenger directly to a first class seat ASAP! Buddy, I'm looking at you, let's go!" This guy likely has never planted his butt in a waiting area seat. Never had a need to.
It always works out for him.
#I drove Emily's car home from the airport#It has a full tank of gas#I'm calculating where I can drive it all weekend and leave just enough fuel for her to get home#She's short so I had to adjust the seat and mirrors before I could squeeze inside#I also changed all the radio presets to stations I like#I might throw out some trash I noticed in her back seat#For better or worse she won't recognize her car on Monday
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California Speed
NA release: 18th March 1999
PAL: release: N/A
JP release: N/A
Developer: Midway, Atari
Publisher: Midway
N64 Magazine Score: 36%
California Speed seems like what the Cruis’n games would be like if they were competently made. California Speed is the same style of arcade racer (it even has the same useless radar), yet feels much more stable. That said, it has its own set of ups and downs.
The tracks in California Speed are a great spectacle. In the first track alone you’ll drive through a city, across a beach, through an aquarium and over a golf course. Others have you driving through the inside of a computer, through a volcano, riding a rollercoaster track, navigating a mall, visiting some aliens and over the Golden Gate Bridge. One of the tracks is a miniature California (a bit like the USA map in Pilotwings), where you plough through skyscrapers.
While the tracks look nice and keep you wandering what will crop up nice, they’re really, really boring when it comes to actually driving on them. Most are wide, straight and with very few turns (not that the cars can manage sharp turns), so once you’ve played it once, you’ll have no interest in trying again. For a few races I even held the controller awkwardly in one hand, with the accelerator held town and using the tip of my thumb to steer, while drinking a cup of tea with my mind on something else. And still won.
As an arcade game, working your way though the game to see what crazy thing comes next is something that might be appealing. But as you’ll never want to play any of the tracks a second time, it doesn’t translate well to a home console. It’s sad as there are some imaginative ideas, they just don’t play well.
Califonia Speed, then, is driving horse manure of the highest order. Not perhaps quite in the same league as Cruis’n USA but definitely well on the way to getting there. It’s a boring N64 game derived from a boring arcade game derived from an idea sketched on the back of a napkin in MacDonalds by not-very-talented programmers. Bit harsh? Wait till you play it.
- Tim Weaver, N64 Magazine #28
Remake or Remaster?
A Midway Racer collection would be nice. Perhaps even allow to mix racing styles, tracks and vehicles from different games.
Official Ways to get the game
There’s no official way to play California Speed.
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Perfect Golf Gifts for Every Golfer
Golf gifts can be a challenge to choose, especially when trying to find something unique that will truly be appreciated. Whether for a seasoned pro or a weekend warrior, finding the right gift can enhance their game or simply make their experience on the course more enjoyable. Here’s a guide to some of the best golf gifts for every type of golfer.
Personalized Golf Balls
Nothing says thoughtful like a set of personalized golf balls. These can be customized with the golfer’s name, initials, or even a fun message. Personalized golf balls are not just a fun gift but also practical, helping to ensure that their balls don’t get mixed up with others on the course. They can also add a touch of flair to their game.
High-Quality Golf Gloves
A good pair of golf gloves can make a significant difference in a golfer’s performance. Look for gloves made from high-quality materials such as Cabretta leather, which offers a snug fit and excellent grip. Many brands also offer customization options for added personal touch. Golf gloves are essential for both comfort and control, making them a thoughtful and practical gift.
Golf Rangefinders
For those who take their game seriously, a golf rangefinder is an invaluable tool. These devices help golfers measure distances accurately, allowing them to make better club choices and improve their overall game. Modern rangefinders are compact, user-friendly, and often come with features like slope adjustment and built-in GPS. This gift can significantly enhance their gameplay and enjoyment on the course.
Golf Practice Aids
Help your loved one improve their swing or putting with a golf practice aid. From putting mats that mimic real greens to swing trainers that correct form, these tools are excellent for honing skills at home. Practice aids are perfect for golfers who want to fine-tune their game without having to hit the course every day.
Stylish Golf Apparel
Golf apparel is a great way to keep a golfer looking sharp while on the course. Consider gifting high-performance shirts, hats, or jackets designed specifically for golf. Look for moisture-wicking fabrics and stylish designs that provide both comfort and functionality. Many golf apparel brands also offer customization options, so you can add a personal touch.
Golf Bags and Accessories
A new golf bag or accessories can make a significant difference. Look for bags with plenty of compartments for clubs and personal items, as well as features like ergonomic straps and durable materials. Accessories like club head covers, umbrella holders, and personalized towel clips also make great additions to any golfer’s kit.
Golf Lessons
For the golfer looking to improve their skills, golf lessons with a professional instructor can be a fantastic gift. Many golf courses and training centers offer packages for individual or group lessons. This gift not only shows that you’re thoughtful but also supports their passion for the game by helping them reach their potential.
Golf Books and Magazines
For those who love to read about golf, books and magazines are perfect gifts. Choose from instructional books that provide tips and strategies or biographies of famous golfers. Subscriptions to golf magazines are also a great way to keep them updated with the latest trends and news in the golfing world.
Golf Travel Gear
If the golfer in your life loves to travel, consider getting them golf travel gear such as a travel cover for their clubs or a golf-specific suitcase. These items help ensure that their equipment stays safe and secure while traveling to different courses around the country or even internationally.
Golf-Themed Home Décor
Lastly, for a golfer who loves to show off their passion even when they’re not on the course, golf-themed home décor can be a charming gift. Think framed Unique golf gifts, sculptures, or even a golf-themed bar set. These items can add a touch of personality to their living space while celebrating their favorite sport.
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Another Recommendation For The Golfers Journal
Another Recommendation For The Golfers Journal
A couple of years ago, I recommended to my readers a quarterly magazine called The Golfers Journal. The Golfers Journal is a literary magazine for golfers that is very different from every other golf publication on the market. There are no swing tips, PGA TOUR profiles, or blurbs hyping the latest equipment. Instead, you will find a collection of thoughtful and often elegant essays. Sign Up For…
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Tiger Woods’ Unforgettable Long-Drive Contest Takes the Internet by Storm
Republished with full copyrights permissions obtained from the Sports Today Magazine. Tiger Woods, the golfing legend making a spirited return to the PGA Tour post his accident, created waves recently by joining Barstool’s golf podcast, The Fore Play Pod. Woods, alongside hosts Riggs, Trent, and Frankie, shared valuable tips and engaged in a lighthearted long-drive competition that captivated…
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Unlocking Excellence in Your Golf Game
The enchanting world of golf has captured the hearts of many, both as a sport and a recreational activity. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice just starting out, there's always room for improvement. If you're keen on refining your skills and taking your golf game to the next level, here are some invaluable tips.
1. Perfect the Basics:
Before you venture into advanced techniques, ensure you have a solid grasp of the basics. The grip, stance, and alignment form the foundation of a good golf swing. Regularly practice your setup to make sure your posture is not too slouched or overly upright. Your grip should be firm but not too tight, and your feet should be shoulder-width apart for optimal balance.
2. Master Your Mental Game:
Golf is as much a mental game as it is a physical one. Before every shot, visualize the trajectory and the landing spot. This not only helps with focus but also instills confidence. Remember, a positive mindset can make a world of difference.
3. Regularly Practice Putting:
Putting often accounts for almost half of the strokes in a round. Hence, it's crucial to spend ample time perfecting this skill. Practice on different terrains, distances, and slopes. The more scenarios you're familiar with, the better your performance on the course.
4. Understand Your Equipment:
Every club in your bag has a purpose. Familiarize yourself with the unique features of each club and when to use them. This doesn’t mean you need the most expensive clubs; rather, it emphasizes the importance of knowing the potential and limitations of what you have.
5. Take Lessons:
If you're serious about improvement, consider investing in lessons. A professional can analyze your technique, pinpoint mistakes, and provide guidance tailored to your needs. Sometimes, even minor adjustments can lead to significant improvements.
6. Stay Physically Fit:
Golf may not be as physically demanding as some sports, but fitness plays a pivotal role. Engage in regular exercises that focus on flexibility, core strength, and balance. This not only enhances your swing but also reduces the risk of injuries.
7. Play Against Better Players:
Challenging yourself by playing against superior opponents can provide invaluable insights. Observing their techniques, strategies, and decision-making processes can give you a fresh perspective and inspire you to try new approaches.
8. Analyze and Learn from Mistakes:
Every golfer, regardless of their skill level, makes mistakes. The key is to analyze them and treat them as learning opportunities. Replaying a bad shot in your mind can help you understand what went wrong and avoid repeating it in the future.
9. Vary Your Practice Routines:
While repetition is vital, varying your practice routines can prevent stagnation. For instance, instead of always starting with a driver, begin with a mid-iron or practice chip shots. This keeps practice sessions engaging and ensures that you're well-rounded in all aspects of the game.
10. Play in Different Conditions:
Don’t limit yourself to playing in only perfect conditions. Step out on windy days, play on wet grounds, or try out courses with different terrains. Exposing yourself to varied environments prepares you for any situation you might face in a tournament.
11. Stay Updated:
The world of golf is ever-evolving. New techniques, equipment, and strategies emerge frequently. Stay updated by reading golf magazines, watching tutorials, or attending workshops. Continuous learning is the key to consistent improvement. Click here to know more about the best tips for playing golf - https://chgolf.com.au/
12. Have Fun:
Last but not least, remember to enjoy the game. It's easy to get caught up in the pursuit of perfection, but golf, at its core, is a game meant to be enjoyed. Celebrate the good shots, laugh off the bad ones, and relish the journey of improvement.
In Conclusion:
Improving your golf game is a blend of practice, learning, mental strength, and enjoyment. It's a journey that requires patience, dedication, and a positive mindset. By incorporating the aforementioned tips into your routine, you're setting yourself up for success, both on and off the course. So, gear up, hit the greens, and watch your game reach new heights.
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Winter Vacations: How to Choose the Right Luxury Resort
Winter is the perfect time to escape to a luxury resort for a relaxing and rejuvenating vacation. With so many amazing options to choose from, it can be tough to decide which resort is right for you. But don't worry, we're here to help!
Here are a few tips on how to choose the right luxury resort for your winter vacation:
1. Consider your budget
Luxury resorts can range in price from a few hundred dollars per night to several thousand dollars per night. It's important to set a budget before you start your search so that you don't overspend.
2. Think about your location
Where do you want to go on your winter vacation? Do you want to escape to a tropical island, or would you rather cozy up in a mountain lodge? Once you know where you want to go, you can start narrowing down your choices of resorts.
3. Consider your interests
What do you like to do on your vacations? Do you enjoy spending time at the beach, skiing, or playing golf? Make a list of your interests and look for resorts that offer activities that you'll enjoy.
4. Read reviews
Once you've found a few resorts that you're interested in, be sure to read reviews from other guests. This can give you a good sense of what the resort is like and what other guests have enjoyed.
Here are some additional tips for choosing a luxury resort:
Look for resorts that have been awarded accolades. This could include awards from travel magazines, organizations, or even celebrities.
Consider the resort's amenities. What kind of amenities are important to you? Do you want a resort with a spa, golf course, or multiple restaurants?
Think about the resort's atmosphere. Do you want a lively and social resort, or a more quiet and secluded getaway?
Once you've considered all of these factors, you'll be well on your way to choosing the perfect luxury resort for your winter vacation.
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She managed to contain her surprise when Gareth not only pulled out her chair, but took her anorak as well. It made sense, in a way. The noble knight Sir Gareth was chivalrous.
He appeared to avoid talking about himself for the most part. Even direct questions were occasionally batted nimbly back to her like a tennis match. It did feel strange to open up like this, though she'd told him more than enough to seal her fate already, while he mostly listened. Reminded her of Owain, in a way. Perhaps that’s why Vera continued. Gareth could tell her anything he liked, if time allowed it.
“Golf had its place, then. Never underestimate the power of an excellent and entirely sober golfer on the green with the gentlemen from surgery. It was a way in. They got distracted by my form, while I won the best cases and usually a bit of cash for my troubles.” Much needed. “I once won ten grand while the Chief of Surgery and a few of his buddies were playing.” Vera covered her face, laughing quietly at the past. “Got stolen a few hours later.”
“Younger Vera would have been incredibly jealous that your parents owned horses. I was fortunate that they let me ride.” In hindsight, it was yet another encouraged hobby to build Vera’s social currency. “I was desperate to own. You should have seen my bedroom. For a couple years there were wall to wall drawings, cutouts of horses from magazines, photos of me and Birdie and Ella and Dream at the stables. Insanity. Horse girl madness.” Again, a very good-natured laugh.
“When did you know what you wanted to be?”
Vera did not see the career ladder as some kind of competition. In the medical profession, it was a competition. She worked tirelessly and kept from undermining her peers even when it might have benefitted her professionally. Vera not only didn’t need to, she didn’t want to.
“Yes, I’ve been playing since I was four. Ella and I were a matching set. A duet on piano and violin.” She sighed nostalgically. “It is difficult to pick up. When my parents started me out, both of us, we practiced for four hours a day.” Vera tipped her head to the side, knowing how unusual that was. “For a few years it was both the beautiful sound I dreamed at night and the miserable chore I dreaded when I woke up. Now I’ll play for twice that if I have the time. Drive my neighbors up the wall just to lose myself in it.” She smiled softly at him.
That was a rather personal question, one she’d unsuccessfully tried to avoid by redirecting the conversation to him. “My parents raised us with intent.” A delicate choice. “They were engineers. Both of them. Their joint thesis,” which Vera and Ella had puzzled over once after sneaking into their home office, “was called Time Maximization and Efficiency: Infancy Through Adulthood.” Gareth had to see where she was going with this. “We were both raised with the intention of being accepted into Harvard. Myself for medical school and Ella for law.” Vera nodded sideways, as if mulling it over. “To their credit, they achieved their goals.”
Her laughter was contagious, and Gareth couldn’t help his own as they crossed the square and walked up to the restaurant. It was going to be a tough task, finding his favourite book. There practically were none; he had read so many in his life, he could hardly tell which he had enjoyed more than the other.
Inside the restaurant they were led to a free table in a corner, thankfully on the ground floor, and Gareth reluctantly let go of Vera’s hand and pulled the chair out for her, then waited to take her coat. He was a bit surprised how fast she just listed off her own life, then moved back to his instead. Was she uncomfortable with presenting herself to him?
“I must say, I never played golf, thankfully. I do swim occasionally to stay fit, and I like to play chess and did a bit of riding in the past, too. My parents used to have horses. But…competing?” He thought for a moment, then shook his head. “We did have a bit of fencing competitions now and again, but…I never much cared about them. I was keen on following my career.” Unless she saw said career ladder as some kind of competition… He smiled. “You play the violin? I never managed to learn an instrument. How did you…find the time to do all this?”
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Some Quick And Better Tips To Buy Golfing Clothing And Accessories
It is a time when everyone is being optimistic about the future because it is getting exciting with the advent of new technology such as AI. While the new AI can do a lot of things humans can do, it cannot exhibit physical intelligence, which means if you are someone who loves playing golf, you should enjoy it more and play it more.
The new technology is going to do much of the work for you while you can enjoy doing what you truly love, if you are looking for golf pants for women, and then you should know where to get these pants and accessories, here is how one needs to go about it.
Go for stylish designs and smart fashion:
It is a fact that sports people are revered and are also role-model, there is always a hint of fashion in sports and you can look at every successful golfer, they are always connected to fashion in some or another way. That brings the desire to look fashionable while playing golf and that you can do by wearing smart-looking hats, nicely designed t-shirts, and more.
Here you must take a good look at what are the fashion ideas in golfing community that are trending. You can have a look at popular fashion magazines or you can follow fashion designers who are quite good at bringing new sports fashion into the market. Once you do the research and homework, you should then move to the next step which is finding the best stores.
Look for a store that can offer you everything for golfing:
When you are choosing golf pants, leggings or t-shirts, or some other accessories, you would need to be looking for a store that can get you everything. The fact is that you can find a lot of stores that offer a good range of golfing accessories for men and women.
You can find such good stores by looking for them online or talking to other golfers, here are a few things that you should consider when you chose the stores, let’s take a look at those.
What makes a good store?
A good store is essentially one that not only offers all the things such as t-shirts for golfing, gloves, hats, jackets, bags, and other accessories but also, they should help you get them easily. That would mean you would need to find the best stores that can get you online shopping options so that you can order golfing accessories easily online.
You would also need to take a good look at the quality of the golfing accessories and fashion clothing they have for golfers, they must get you good quality and the cost should also be affordable at the same time.
Buy smart golfing accessories today:
Whether you have been looking for short sleeve golf shirts for men or bags for women golfers, you should find these tips helpful. All you need is to search for good golf accessory stores today and buy the accessory and equipment that you need.
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Women And Men Magazines: Standing Up To The Internet
With all the information available on the Internet there has been a slow decline in newspaper sales, and even a decline in those who get their news on television, because the Internet has made it very easy to access information at the click of a button. However, magazines have stood their ground against the electronic information takeover. Maybe it is due to their sexy and sometimes exotic cover models, perhaps it is because of the celebrities they feature, or maybe it is because of the reliable articles about current and interesting topics that continue to make them appealing. Women magazines and men magazines in particular have maintained their popularity and appear to be immune to the Internet coup d'état.
There are a number of women magazines from which to choose. There are the glamorous ones that feature make up tips, advice on what to wear and when to wear it, and how to please your man. These magazines often have a beautiful woman on the cover, or a famous movie star. Two of the most popular of these types are Cosmopolitan and Vogue. There are other magazines geared toward women that feature parenting tips, recipes, and overall advice on important subjects. These include Women's Health, Redbook, and Parents. Still there are many others that meet the interests of a particular population of women, such as Bride's and Runner's World.
When it comes to men magazines, the choices are just as plentiful and just as diverse. For the sports enthusiast there is Sports Illustrated and Golf Digest. For those interested in cars or motorcycles there are Popular Mechanics and Car and Driver. For the more sophisticated man interested in current news and contemporary features, there is GQ, Esquire, and Maxim. Of course, some of these publications come with their fair share of gorgeous females poised on the cover, or as tempting centerfolds.
With all of these choices in women Erinnie Magazine and men magazines it sometimes becomes expensive to regularly purchase your favorite ones at the cover price. Therefore, it is a lot more beneficial to your pocketbook to search for regular monthly subscriptions that offer huge savings. There are many online sites that offer over eighty percent off the cover price when you sign up for a yearly subscription to any magazine of your choice. Not only are you getting a substantial savings, but also you will not miss out on any edition that could possibly become a collector's item.
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Readly Magazines
Readly offers a diverse range of magazines across various categories. While I don't have access to the specific list of magazines available on Readly as it is continually being updated, I can provide you with an overview of the types of magazines you can expect to find. Here are some popular categories that Readly covers:
Lifestyle: Magazines focusing on topics such as home and interior design, cooking, health and fitness, travel, parenting, and fashion.
Entertainment: Magazines related to movies, TV shows, celebrity news, music, and general entertainment.
Technology: Magazines that cover the latest trends, gadgets, and developments in the tech world.
Sports: Magazines dedicated to various sports, including football, basketball, tennis, golf, and more.
Business and Finance: Magazines offering insights into the business world, financial news, investment advice, and entrepreneurship.
Fashion and Beauty: Magazines featuring the latest fashion trends, beauty tips, and style advice.
News and Current Affairs: Magazines covering national and international news, politics, and current events.
Science and Nature: Magazines exploring scientific discoveries, nature, wildlife, and the environment.
Automotive: Magazines focusing on cars, motorcycles, and the automotive industry.
Hobby and Special Interest: Magazines catering to specific hobbies such as photography, gardening, crafts, gaming, and more.
These are just a few examples, and the actual range of magazines available on Readly is much broader. The service aims to provide a comprehensive selection to cater to a wide range of interests. You can browse the available magazines on the Readly website or app to get a better idea of the specific titles available in your region
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Modern Men's Fashion Points
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Looking good signifies more than having a in shape, cut body. What's more, it means possessing a mode that's all your very own. Mens fashion are usually everlasting using long-term and classic varieties. Men's fashion together with style interest adult males more today than ever before as they realize that searching good is an house in every aspect of their particular lives: business, very own, or social. A lot of men feel positive enough to do this to get themselves; for those who tend to be less confident a picture consultant can be employed giving help and advice.
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If the appear is perfect on the runway, that doesn't mean that it is really perfect for you being complete copy. When you should use designer's best trends to steer your look and give this some style, mix-and-match your basics.
Work with your favorites because of seasons before in a more affordable style that is definitely completely on-trend. Mens interview dressing is fairly static in the past. Many men want manner freedom, but just what they want to wear is often a big step coming from what they dress in daily today. It is advisable to start slowly and additionally build up to full fashion freedom.
Should not a slave to be able to flashy branding. A person's clothes can have far more defined style with no necessarily having a symbol on them, and when a pieces are indistinctly stylish, you can use them more often. This is important for those of us exactly who tend to hang onto our favoured pair of jeans. A fantastic collection of basics will allow you highlight major type finds, and can supply your trendy portions more polished type.
A fashion recipient is someone who would like to follow all the most current men's fashion fashion regardless of whether they meet his body shape, is visually, or age. Is really a great fashion, that doesn't entail you need to layer to the accessories. Choose a effortless pair of shades, of the male gender bag and a wonderful pair of shoes to round of golf out your clothing collection. There's no need for a wristwatch, bracelets and silver necklaces worn all together. Never try and make a lot of an effort to search fashionable that you turn out overdoing it. Preserve a good balance associated with basic and modern clothes in your current wardrobe. As a rule of usb, not more than half of a person's wardrobe should encompass trendy clothes, or even worse, clothes which can be out of style. Attire to impress designed for business or enjoyment with men's way tips from Males Fitness.
Men Way Tips
1 . Dress in what you think appears to be good, not what exactly others believe can be trendy.
2 . Do not try and make a great deal of of an effort to seem fashionable that you finally end up overdoing it.
Keep a good sense of balance of basic in addition to fashionable clothes as part of your wardrobe.
Usually do not base your look completely on what you see inside magazines and upon TV.
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Dress to fantastic for business or simply pleasure with males fashion tips out of Men's Fitness.
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Eva Shockey's net worth, Way of Life, and Home
Eva Shockey is a model, actress and film producer. She was born in the United States on January 8, 1974. She has two children with her ex-husband and businessman, Kevin Feinberg. The couple divorced in 2009 after Eva filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences.
Eva Shockey Net Worth: $1.5 Million
Eva Shockey net worth is estimated to be around $1.5 million dollars as of 2019. She has worked as a model and actress in Hollywood films like Love & Sex, The Replacements and Down With Love. She also produced her own television series called "The Game".
She has appeared on the cover of several magazines including Playboy magazine and Maxim magazine among others. In addition, she has written several books about beauty tips for women including "Pampering Yourself", "Beauty from Within" and "Beauty Secrets".
Education:
Shockey received her BFA from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in 1996 and later went on to work for CBS News at the time when she met Andy Cohen while working in Washington DC. The two later married on October 28th 2001. They have one daughter named Maya who was born on February 5th 2002; they also have a dog named Lucy who was adopted from an animal shelter in 2011.
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What is the net worth of Eva Shockey?
Eva Shockey is an American professional golfer who has won two LPGA major championships. She was born in 1984 and was raised in Florida. She has been playing professional golf since 2012 and has won two major championships. Her first win came at the 2014 Kraft Nabisco Championship, and her most recent came at the 2018 Wachovia Championship.
How much does Eva Shockey earn?
Shockey makes $1,000 per week from endorsements and tournaments earned throughout the year. She also gets paid for commercials, such as her role as a spokesperson for Lexus automobiles. She earns an additional $150 per month from her website, which also includes information about her clothing line called "Evie". Shockey also earns $25 per month from social media posts about herself or other topics like cooking or fitness.
What is Eva Shockey's house worth?
Shockey lives in Coral Springs, Florida with her husband Chad Riddle and their children Elsie and Axel. The house is estimated to be worth around $2 million dollars due to its location near several golf courses as well as schools for their children.
Started her career as:
Shockey started her career as a dancer for TV commercials for products like Crest toothpaste and M&M candy bars. In 2010, she appeared in the music video for Jay-Z's song "Dirt Off Your Shoulder" along with Beyoncé Knowles and Swizz Beatz. The song was featured on Jay-Z's album "The Blueprint 3."
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