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4 comments:
Good Asian paper!
Well... Princess,
your stop are always a pleasure! I'm fine... Thanks! I hope you, too!
About Camilla... Oh, it's true!;o) She's a very sweet dog! She's thirteen... She's with me from when I was nine or ten years old! When I stay at home, she follows me anywhere... I love her!:o)
Have a nice day!
Zazie.
Chrysanthemums are changelings.
Spidery or buttoned up; ox-eyed or painted.
Temperamental they can be.
But like precocious children,
amaze us with audacity.
a small poem for you, Princess Haiku.
rdg
Thanks for the visits. I have been very busy but promise to pop back and catch up on your postings.
What beautiful paper.
Nice poem rdg.
lovely poem rdg
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