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Shock & awe

3 April, 2008 CeliaLeave a comment

Love the horrified expression, but I’m not sure what caused it – I think gifts were being opened at this point.

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Celia

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The kids and their cousin have been brightening up the place.

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Another delightful flowering lawn plant. I actually think this one might be a native rather than a weed, just based on its looks and general vibe.

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