J'ai arrive!

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I've been gone too long, but I'm back.. baring gifts! Some of my favourite images at the moment. Sit back, let your imagination run wild & enjoy....


















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  1. AnonymousMarch 23, 2009 at 8:30 AM

    Stumbled upon this blog... Thanks for posting these brilliant images, was like a jug of expresso after a looong day.. Heehaa!!

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  2. Rousseau LötterApril 17, 2009 at 6:58 AM

    Hey Ria! Thanx also for your comment, I'm glad to say I took those myself.. :) Obs is a different world!!

    Hmmm... How many of these did you take?!? And if I may ask, would you be keen on sharing some blog tips? Still figuring out blogspot... :) Pls pop me a mail(RousseauLotter@gmail.com) if you are, will only be one or two simple questions.

    May your weekend be an inspiring one!

    p.s Gaan kyk biqi http://www.amelialyon.net/

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