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I'm curious as to how you think me and my boyfriends kids would look based on our descriptions?

My dad is black Jamaican with some white ancestry like most Jamaicans.My mum is Northern dark haired but light skinned Italian on her mums side and English and french on her dads side.I have light/medium brown skin that can turn dark brown in the strong sun. My nose is quite wide but not flat. My eyes are very dark brown and oriental shaped but i have european eye lids. I have tight,fine, very dark brown ringlets. My boyfriend is mainly Spanish,Colombian indian and has some black ancestry.As Colombians are so mixed he's not sure of the exact mix of his parents. He has light brown skin that can turn medium brown in the sun,black thick textured loose/medium curly hair and brown eyes. His nose is that of a native american/caucasian person with a slight ridge. Both our fathers have brown eyes and both our mothers have green eyes.
I know it doesn't matter i'm just curious.

Oh for goodness sake, you love them whatever they look like.
They'll be beautiful to you, everyone thinks their child is.

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Mandarin Oriental, New York $695 Mandarin Oriental, New York > LGA > 80 Columbus Circle at 60th Street > New York > NY > 10023>Occupying the upper floors in the north high rise of the exclusive Time Warner Center, the Mandarin Oriental rises above Columbus Circle on the Upper West Side, where Midtown, Central Park and Upper Manhattan, N.Y., converge. The Time Warner Center also contains luxury condominiums, restaurants, offices and shopping with 50 upscale retailers. Central Park is one half block from the hotel. Express elevators whisk guests to the 35th floor of the Mandarin Oriental, where the "sky lobby" features Crystal Cranes, a graceful glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly. Antique Mandarin silk robes are displayed on the walls, and wondrous views of the skyline, Central Park and the Hudson River are seemingly everywhere. The Mandarin Oriental is home to Asiate, the culinary soul of the hotel. The restaurant entrance showcases a wall of wine, while the interior is dominated by a glittering tree branch sculpture that hangs from the ceiling. The menu, presented by Chef de Cuisine Noriyuki Sugie, is a modern approach to French and Japanese cuisine. The Mandarin's MObar is a stylish cocktail venue highlighting two immense paintings by Valerio Adami. The Spa at Mandarin Oriental offers a variety of treatments in a meditative environment with bamboo floors, natural stone and bubbling waters. Facilities include seven multifunctional rooms, vitality pools, amethyst crystal steam rooms, his and hers Relaxation Lounges, and a shared Oriental style Tea Lounge. The Mandarin Oriental features 203 guestrooms and 48 suites on floors 38 to 54. All guestrooms offer floor to ceiling windows with stunning views of New York City. The décor includes stylish 1940s inspired furniture mixed with palettes of Chinese red and silver or jet black and pale gold. Amenities include flat panel LCD televisions, three multi line telephones, custom designed bed linens, in room safes with laptop rechargeable access, and evening turndown service with quotes of the day and orchids. High speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a fee.>The closest major airports to Mandarin Oriental, New York are:New York, NY (LGA LaGuardia) 9.3 km / 5.8 miNewark, NJ (EWR Liberty Intl.) 18.6 km / 11.5 miNew York, NY (JFK John F. Kennedy Intl.) 21.8 km / 13.5 miThe preferred airport for Mandarin Oriental, New York is New York, NY (JFK John F. Kennedy Intl.). Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property’s location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance. Distances are displayed to the nearest 0. 1 mile and kilometre.

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How To Use French Decor In Your Home!

French country decor is very liveable. It's more comfortable than your average plasticky pieces offered by the modern furniture makers. Because French furniture is eclectic, it looks and feel elegant in almost any company, in your bedroom or loungeroom. Add an original armoire, hung French-styled chandelier, and your living spcae feels not only upmarket; it feels comfortable and inviting.

One of the most important elements in any French Country home is its kitchen and dining area furniture. A large rectangular or round wooden table that seats the whole family is a must. Choose wooden chairs with gracefully carved backs that complement one another but aren't identical—there's nothing fussy or formal about French Country furniture; the casual mix-and-match attitude is part of its charm. A simple iron baker's rack or wood sideboard completes the look and gives you plenty of storage and display space for tableware, decorative accessories, and, of course, bottles of good French wine.

French Country walls are usually covered in wallpaper, particularly toiles. Traditional toile wallpapers feature repeating patterns in a single color, usually blue, red, green, or black, on an off-white background. The fleur-de-lis, a stylized iris flower often used to represent royalty, is especially popular. It's essential to keep your French furniture simple and unassuming if you choose to hang patterned wallpaper. If you prefer to paint your walls, use nature as your palette. A bright, sunny yellow or Mediterranean blue will bring the outdoors in, complement rustic furniture, and keep your home feeling warm and cheerful all year long.

To decorate the windows in your French Country home, stay away from dark, heavy drapes that block out the light. Opt instead for cotton or linen sheers or simple lace curtains hanging from a wrought iron rod with a graceful finial. Your furniture will look warm and inviting, when exposed to the sun light entering through semi-shaded windows. In your kitchen, leave the windows bare, if you can, or compromise by hanging short café curtains that block any unwanted views but still allow light in. If you've chosen painted walls over wallpaper, you could use toile for your café curtains, to keep that vintage French Country feel.

Try to fit hardwood floors in your French country home. If your wall-to-wall carpeting is covering up wood flooring, rip out the carpet, no matter what condition the wood is in. Do some simple sanding and ageing for that extra touch of class. If it's simply not possible to do away with the carpeting, or if you have vinyl flooring, choose faded Oriental-style area rugs or textured cotton throw rugs to disguise the flooring without detracting from the natural beauty of your French Country furniture.

Don't forget the outside of your home when you're creating your French Country getaway. Feel free to explore your creativity when arranging plants around your home; use topiary trees and hanging baskets as the most "French" in their character. French lavender loves sunny positions in your garden. Also, get rustic patio furniturea bent willow armchair, an old wooden rocker with a distressed finish, and some tile-topped patio tables. This will help you create a unique living area, that you can also use for entertainig.

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