danjared said:
There's something funny going on. Why are you Canadians getting packages before the Americans? Don't your postmen have to brave the tundra and boreal forests?
Dog-sleigh, my friend; it's the only way to out-run the polar bears.
Doesn't work so well in the summer though.
RicTic said:
Photos and more details please,
You asked for it!
I'll get on taking some photos, and some "micro-photos" too, just for the heck of it.
I've ben jumping back and forth between my stones; making an active effort to compare and contrast the different feed-back that each stone offers, just with water alone. It's not something I've done before in the same way, and it's really quite an interesting experience.
It's nothing I can relate directly to the shave with out lots more time and shaves, but the differnces are quite striking.
Forgive me this bad metaphor, but I can't help but liken it to the difference in sensation when one feels when one moves from a different type of pavement to another. For instance, I couldn't help but think of the differences between my Dressante eu Blue and the Le Pettite blanch as similar to the sensation of moving from say a cobblestone street to ashphalt paving. And the sensation of moving from the le Petite blanch to the Le verte as similar to moving from ashphalt to smooth, polished concrete. ...weak.. i know.:-/ but it's so hard to describe these things... for me at least.
Anyways, the LPB feels just magical. It's got a very smooth sensation, with just a
hint of raspieness, where the LV is glassy and smooth, with almost no sensation of abrasion at all. The DB feels almost nubby in comparison, and a very strong sense of abrasion. (I'll have to go back to the vault and cross reference this now against what Bart describes for these veins)
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