Melody Jacob

- Adopt the material - wood from nature, reflect the primitive ecology and consummate craft.

- Calendar display, auto update calendar, need not to look at the calendar.

- Imported quartz movement, keep time precise.

- Unique design: Ebony maple wood watch case, strap and back cover, and resin mirror. 

- Folding clasp with safety, easy to take on and off.

- Gear case design, make it more fashionable.

- Life water resistant, can do daily activities when wearing it.

- Not only a decoration for your wrist, but also a nice collection, perfect combination of classic and fashion.

Here is a general guide to Wooden Bangle Quartz Watch with Date Display - Ebony Wood. as water Resistant:

50M = 5ATM = Shower Proof - it's ok to get it wet a bit. 

100M = 10ATM = Extended Water Exposure good for swimming or snorkeling. 

200M = 20ATM = Pressure Resistant made for Scuba and Skin Diving.BEWELL ZS - W023A Men 

Q: A 100M watch is surely strong enough on a shallow dive?! 

A: No! It isn't because it has not been high pressure sealed. 100M watches are only good for Snorkeling! 

Q: What will happen if I try to dive with a watch that is less than 200M Resistant? 

A: The watch's seal will be broken, it will flood and break..irrepairably. 

Q: So which watch to buy? 

A: Think about what you need it for and bear in mind that Scuba Watches (200M) look really cool but tend to be very heavy, which makes them uncomfortable for everyday use.

Totem Pullover Paisley Print Hoodie.

Paisley or paisley pattern is an ornamental design using the buta (Persian: بته‎‎) or boteh, a teardrop-shaped motif with a curved upper end. Of Persian origin,[1] paisley designs became very popular in the West in the 18th and 19th centuries, following imports of post-Mughal Empire versions of the design from India, especially in the form of Kashmir shawls, and were then imitated locally. Although the fig- or almond-like form is of Persian origin, its English name derives from the town of Paisley, in West Scotland, a centre for textiles where paisley designs were produced. #WIKI

This Dark Pineapple Art Print exudes style and fun with bright colored pineapples.

These beautiful art reproductions hoodie is warm and thick  super thick to insure good protection.

Its specification shows its for men but for me this is a Unisex Cool Pineapple Hoodie Pullover in graphic all over print featuring pull strings, front pockets, ribbed elastic cuffs and brushed metal eyelets.

Printed front and back. Double stitched for durability and cut for a regular fit,  For a relaxed fit, consider ordering one size up.

Specification

Color: BLACK

Size: M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL.

Many people have the habit of constantly running late — and they drive themselves, and other people, crazy.

Now, I have the opposite problem — I’m pathologically early, and often arrive places too soon. This is annoying, as well, but in a different way. As I write this, I’m realizing that I assume that chronic earliness is very rare. But maybe it’s not. Are you chronically early?

In any event, more people seem bothered by chronic lateness. Feeling as though you’re always running twenty minutes behind schedule is an unhappy feeling. Having to rush, forgetting things in your haste, dealing with annoyed people when you arrive…it’s no fun.

If you find yourself chronically late, what steps can you take to be more prompt? That depends on why you’re late. As my Eighth Commandment holds, the first step is to identify the problem – then you can see more easily what you need to change say Gretchen Rubin The Happiness Pro.

There are many reasons you might be late, but some are particularly common. Are you late because…
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1.You sleep too late.

If you’re so exhausted in the morning that you hit the snooze alarm five times, it’s time to think about going to sleep earlier. Many people don’t get enough sleep, and sleep deprivation is a real drag on your happiness and health. Try to turn off the light sooner each night.

2. You try to get one last thing done.

Apparently, this is a common cause of tardiness. If you always try to answer one more email or put away one more load of laundry before you leave, here’s a way to outwit yourself: take a task that you can do when you reach your destination, and leave early. Tell yourself that you need that ten minutes on the other end to read those brochures or check those figures.

3. You under-estimate the commute time.

You may tell yourself it takes twenty minutes to get to work, but if it actually takes forty minutes, you’re going to be chronically late. Have you exactly identified the time by which you need to leave? That’s what worked for me. 

4. You can’t find your keys/wallet/phone/sunglasses.

Nothing is more annoying than searching for lost objects when you’re running late. Designate a place in your house for your key items, and put those things in that spot, every time. I keep everything important in my (extremely unfashionable) backpack, and fortunately, a backpack is big enough that it’s always easy to find. 

5. Other people in your house are disorganized.

Your wife can’t find her phone, your son can’t find his Spanish book, so you’re late. As hard as it is to get yourself organized, it’s even harder to help other people get organized. Try setting up the “key things” place in your house. Prod your children to get their school stuff organized the night before — and coax the outfit-changing types to pick their outfits the night before, too. Get lunches ready. Etc.

6. Your co-workers won’t end meetings on time.

This is an exasperating problem. You’re supposed to be someplace else, but you’re trapped in a meeting that’s going long. Sometimes, this is inevitable, but if you find it happening over and over, identify the problem. Is too little time allotted to meetings that deserve more time? Is the weekly staff meeting twenty minutes of work crammed into sixty minutes? If you face this issue repeatedly, there’s probably an identifiable problem – and once you identify it, you can develop strategies to solve it — e.g., sticking to an agenda; circulating information by email; not permitting discussions about contentious philosophical questions not relevant to the tasks at hand, etc. (This last problem is surprisingly widespread, in my experience.)

7. You haven’t considered how your behavior affects someone else.

A friend was chronically late dropping off her son at sports activities until he said, “You’re always late dropping me off because it doesn’t affect you, but you’re always on time to pick me up because you’d be embarrassed to be the last parent at pick-up.” She was never late again.

8. You’re rushing around in the morning before you leave the house.

Consider waking up earlier (see #1 above). Yes, it’s tough to give up those last precious moments of sleep, and it’s even tougher to go to bed earlier and cut into what, for many people, is their leisure time. But it helps.