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08-17-2006, 10:15 AM Glamourella Joined on 01-28-2006 Cali Rank NA Casual China. What casual china should I get? I only have formal right now. I was thinking about Auden by Villeroy and Bosch, but then I was also thinking about going vintage, and getting vintage Fiestawear or Fireking Jaideite. I love Jadeite the best, but it is rare, and few and far between, but oh so pretty.    Report

08-17-2006, 12:44 PM CHANEL Joined on 08-03-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China. Me personally out of the 3 choices i would go with Villeroy and Boch. http://www.villeroy-boch.com/Metropolitan.269.0.html?C=US&L=en    Report

08-18-2006, 4:42 PM elite Joined on 01-03-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China. get them all! so when you eat your caviar everyday for breakfast, you will have choices.    Report

08-19-2006, 1:28 AM Glamourella Joined on 01-28-2006 Cali Rank NA Re: Casual China. I actully have eaten caviar for breakfast...that's what I crave now. LOL.    Report

08-19-2006, 11:04 PM sofia Joined on 07-29-2006 Cambridge, MA Rank NA Re: Casual China. this is a very tacky question, but also the internet, so i feel as though the tacit rules are a little more lax-- did you inherit your money glam, make it, or are you marrying it? because whatever you did... i would like to copy. the sun is up, the sky is blue, it's beautiful and so are you-- dear prudence-- won't you open up your eyes?    Report

08-19-2006, 11:57 PM Glamourella Joined on 01-28-2006 Cali Rank NA Re: Casual China. My father worked very hard, he was a coporate lawyer before he retired, he provided the best he could for my mother, my syblings I, he payed for our higher education, although out most of college/high school we always had part time jobs. I stopped working when I was 21 to pursuing school full time and concentrate on my studies. When I started dating the man who is my husband now, he said he wanted to support me, for a while I objected and kept my job, but after a while I gave in to him. My husband, at the age of 28, has done very well in is career. When I met him, he was just an adverage guy in his mid 20's with not very much money. As soon as I met him, I knew he was my knight in shining in armor and my soulmate. He is a very very hard worker, and has worked hard for everything he has and got no help from his parents who are back in Europe. He has VERY expensive taste ( much more then me) His primary occupation is international real estate investing. He ( along with a business partner) buys multiple units on spec and then resell them once the development is completed. Most of his investing is in Europe/Britian/The middle East. Someone young who has a lot of money either has it two ways. They inherited it, or made it through very hard work. If they work hard for their money and have not inherited it, there is a price to pay on the other side. For a couple of years when I was dating him, he was very concentrated on devloping his career and making a lot of money, so he would have enough money to support his family, buy a house and live comfortably, and in those years sometimes I would not see him for one or two weeks, or sometimes even a month because he was traveling and working, so it was very hard sometimes, but because I love him, I stuck by him while he pursued his dreams. I have been with him for a very long time. He is both my bestfriend and my husband Don't marry for money, find someone who you truly love.    Report

08-20-2006, 2:01 AM sofia Joined on 07-29-2006 Cambridge, MA Rank NA Re: Casual China. huh, lucky you, i guess. i sense sarcasm sometimes from other posters, so let me preface this by saying that i mean this sincerely (as someone who is on scoopnyc.com right now lusting after an 800 dollar shirt that just isn't in the cards for a 19 year old right now...) that you really are lucky to be able to have what you find beautiful in the world. being able to surround yourself with your taste and what you find beautiful is so important. i want to make money to travel, send my children to private school and have a brownstone in beacon hill in boston and a cottage on nantucket and... well... to buy this shirt.... i worked this summer for a domestic real estate developer and yes, he is quite wealthy. and i wasn't serious about marrying for money! i would never! the sun is up, the sky is blue, it's beautiful and so are you-- dear prudence-- won't you open up your eyes?    Report

08-20-2006, 2:37 AM Fil Joined on 08-09-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China. don't brag with the money you have not earned, as it seems you have not earned a penny in your life yourself, not being able to graduate even. I have expensive taste but I am not living off my daddy's or BF money. YOu obviously like the idea of being the lady who lunches, but you are far from that. And another advice -- either you are dreaming having a life what you spread over internet or you are plain s....d.    Report

08-20-2006, 4:07 AM sofia Joined on 07-29-2006 Cambridge, MA Rank NA Re: Casual China. what? am i missing something here? the sun is up, the sky is blue, it's beautiful and so are you-- dear prudence-- won't you open up your eyes?    Report

08-20-2006, 11:20 AM PennyLane Joined on 02-25-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China.  Glamourella wrote: he provided the best he could for my mother, my syblings I, he payed for our higher education, He wasted his money.  It shows in your 3rd grade spelling ability.  syblings = siblings payed = paid    Report

08-20-2006, 3:41 PM Elise Joined on 01-04-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China. Plenty of highly educated people cannot spell. My exbf is in medical school, incredibly intelligent & cannot spell at all. & who cares how Glam got her money?? I get a lot of money from my family & am not ashamed of it...we all have our own personal situations, & it's nobody's business to judge. Honestly--who cares if this girl is lying or not?? It's just an online forum.    Report

08-20-2006, 4:13 PM elite Joined on 01-03-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China. "he was a coporate lawyer before he retired, he provided the best he could for my mother, my syblings I, he payed for our higher education" It's not a matter of not being able to spell certain words, or typos, her posts show a lack of a basic grasp of language. Anyone with a masters degree should be able to spell "siblings" and "paid".  It is ridiculous. The "who cares, it's just an online forum" argument is irrelevant.    Report

08-20-2006, 4:46 PM Elise Joined on 01-04-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China. I really fail to see how my argument is irrelevant. I think it is absolutely ridiculous the way some posters seem to stalk around these boards. Why care so much about something that has so little bearing on "real life?"    Report

08-20-2006, 9:18 PM Glamourella Joined on 01-28-2006 Cali Rank NA Re: Casual China. Fil, I was not bragging, I was ansewering her question, and no, I am not a "lady who lunches." My mother is orginally from the south, and My parents also are more traditional, my mother did not really want to see me go out and work, neither did my father, neither does my husband. If you read my posting, maybe you would have noticed that I have worked, and have graduated my higher education. I am not woman who sits around the house doing nothing, I help baby sit all the time for my niece, I volenteer four days a week, I sing in my church choir, I go to a bible study group, and I take care of my house. I also am pregnant, and when have my baby I am going to stay with her/him.    Report

08-20-2006, 11:28 PM Lainey and the City Joined on 01-04-2006 Miami Rank NA Re: Casual China. glam, i don't know if you fake your life and frankly i could care less.  if its true then congrats!  it seems you live a great life, and if anyone on here is bashing you.... its jealousy darling.  enjoy!    Report

08-20-2006, 11:30 PM sofia Joined on 07-29-2006 Cambridge, MA Rank NA Re: Casual China. i go to harvard and i can't spell for ***. the sun is up, the sky is blue, it's beautiful and so are you-- dear prudence-- won't you open up your eyes?    Report

08-21-2006, 1:53 AM Fil Joined on 08-09-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China. wow, what exhausting days you must have! Singing in choir would not have taken me far in the corporate ladder, I guess. choir and bible courses would be qualified as hobbies in most people world.    Report

08-21-2006, 8:15 AM Blondie Joined on 01-11-2006 North Carolina Rank NA Re: Casual China. Glam- you preg ticker must be wrong. There is no way you could be one week preg. Since the 10 month pregnancy count begins the first day of your LMP you would not have even ovulated yet. Just sayin....    Report

08-21-2006, 8:28 AM MarilynMonroe Joined on 01-02-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China. Well good for you Glam.  I hope nothing but the best for you. At least you aren't living off your parents.  I would be so embarrased to be 20 something and still being supported by them.     Report

08-21-2006, 9:37 AM elite Joined on 01-03-2006 Rank NA Re: Casual China.  Elise wrote: I really fail to see how my argument is irrelevant. I think it is absolutely ridiculous the way some posters seem to stalk around these boards. Why care so much about something that has so little bearing on "real life?" you seem to care just as much about something you deem stupid, so hello pot, meet kettle.    Report

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