Estelle Gullit
Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 3:51 am
Just wanted to answer Budo's questions, and yes, I totally agree the matter is closed.
As far as my girlfriend is concerned, she is testament to the old belief that things happen when you least expect them to. I advertised, more out of interest than anything, for girls to model my Daytona, before I had met her. Then, whilst out shopping one day, we met in Starbucks, when, cliched as it sounds, I saw that she was wearing a mid size Yachtmaster,, so asked her the time. Then that was the end of it, until she then saw me fiddling with my Daytona and cheekily, she asked me why I had asked her for the time. I explained my reasoning, she laughed, thought I was crazy, but enough for me to buy her another coffee, and sat for the next hour talking. The rest, as they say, is history. (in case you were wondering, she still has her Yachtmaster, which she wears for work, but badgered me for a Daytona, with a black dial, for her birthday, as she liked mine, but wanted something slightly different)
As for the journalism, I'm freelance at the mo; work has been published in The Guardian, NME, and the Metro paper. Teach A-level psychology otherwise.
Hope that all answers le questions, and look forward to more pics (and fewer handbags! tee hee!)
As far as my girlfriend is concerned, she is testament to the old belief that things happen when you least expect them to. I advertised, more out of interest than anything, for girls to model my Daytona, before I had met her. Then, whilst out shopping one day, we met in Starbucks, when, cliched as it sounds, I saw that she was wearing a mid size Yachtmaster,, so asked her the time. Then that was the end of it, until she then saw me fiddling with my Daytona and cheekily, she asked me why I had asked her for the time. I explained my reasoning, she laughed, thought I was crazy, but enough for me to buy her another coffee, and sat for the next hour talking. The rest, as they say, is history. (in case you were wondering, she still has her Yachtmaster, which she wears for work, but badgered me for a Daytona, with a black dial, for her birthday, as she liked mine, but wanted something slightly different)
As for the journalism, I'm freelance at the mo; work has been published in The Guardian, NME, and the Metro paper. Teach A-level psychology otherwise.
Hope that all answers le questions, and look forward to more pics (and fewer handbags! tee hee!)
