Helping Out: Walk By The Way Books

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It says "I Love YOU" in Morse Code...with black cord & a little Macramé and some natural color beads. It is comfortable to wear, and the Macramé looks great with the natural beads. The husband really likes it and wears it. It is a good conversation starter too... I just love these Morse Code bracelets.

nice and comfy, my husband really enjoyed this gift for his birthday

Item was exactly as described. Super quick shipping and packaged well. He loved it.

Very comfortable & soft, more like a yoga fit. Material feels great but the color bled into my stomach & back after a 1hr cardio workout. The color name is fiery coral & to me it looked more on the orange side on my screen but in person it’s more of a neon red coral rather than orangey coral, but that may have more to do with display variations on different devices.

Super protective. Good looking as well. Many people have asked me where I bought it. Great price as well.

This Time Out Guide provides decent information in terms of the nuts-and-bolts of getting around Beijing. On that score, Time Out equals the Lonely Planet Beijing book. In terms of recommending restaurants, shops, bars and markets, however, the Time Out book wins hands down. Time Out led us to several excellent restaurants we never would have found on our own (plus one that was not so hot). We brought both books, but after a couple days left the Lonely Planet book in our room, never to pick it u

I like this Morse code bracelet, in theory, and it is a handsome piece, but I question how long it's going to last because the two cords that feed into the adjustable center slide are relatively thin and those are the only things holding it together. Catch it on one thing and it's probably a goner.

The Time Out guides are consistently gorgeous. Though short, they are full-color and have great interviews of influential people in Beijing-- restaurant owners, locals, and travel experts, so you can get a better feel of the city before you go. Once you go, however, it's hard to find your way around using this guide alone - none of the Chinese venue names or addresses are provided, and even if you speak Mandarin (like me) they only provide you with anglicized and incomplete pinyin forms of the

Great for price