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Everyday China

Bebalina Posted:

Everyday China

I'm not having much luck in this dpmt....FH and I can't agree on anything,....he wants black and white, I want some color....any thoughts ?

littlebookworm4 Posted:

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that one he let me pick out on my own..sorry.
traceyd Posted:

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The everyday china I picked was a bit on the high end-it is Noritake Colorwaves (it comes in a ton of colors) I chose the graphite color. Maybe you can find a color you both agree on in that pattern. Good Luck!

psf80 Posted:

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I let him pick out our everyday china. They're brown and cappucino colored. Not anything I would have picked out, but I don't hate them, in fact they're growing on me. I figured I pretty much picked out everything else, I should let him pick something out.
Bebalina Posted:

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I would pick it out on my own, but I'm not to crazy about anything, so i thought maybe i could use his help....and instead its become a big headache......
MEN they can be such a pain in the @$$ sometimes
mcc101 Posted:

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Let him get the black and white plates and accessorize with color........cream and sugar......platters, bowls, mugs, etc.....

Bebalina Posted:

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Tx

suven Posted:

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Posted by traceyd

The everyday china I picked was a bit on the high end-it is Noritake Colorwaves (it comes in a ton of colors) I chose the graphite color. Maybe you can find a color you both agree on in that pattern. Good Luck!



that's what I have. And, it's a great set!
May2004 Posted:

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Maybe you can register for 2 patterns:
get an everyday set for (4 or 6 people) and register another set (8-12 people for Holidays and other occiasions if you won't be using your China).

Or maybe register one you can mix and match with black/white and a color!

These are my everyday dishes - Studio Nova (Mikasa) Accent Black.
AnniesSS Posted:

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You can do like my FSIL and have 2 sets of different china... why not, right?!
Bride2005 Posted:

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I registered for Lenox Gourmet Butlerys Pantry.

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