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Monday inspiration.









Feeding my pencil and paper with beautiful things...

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Anonymous said…
inspires me too!
12:01 PM
K A T H L E E N said…
inspiring indeed! love the 1st pic
1:07 PM
ZEPETIT said…
Full of ideas!

Zepequeña.
1:15 PM
Lisa P. said…
So glamorous and perfectly suited to your blog! I love this.

Kisses
2:36 PM
Malu Keizer-Swartjes said…
omg i love these photos! Thns for sharing!

Xx
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2:49 PM
Freya Wenonah said…
I like this post. Two big thumbs up:) xxxo
2:55 PM
diane said…
I'm obsessed with the second photo:
the boxing helmet under fur
Karl peeking out from behind
It's great.
4:38 PM
Joe west said…
Very nice I love your special place awesomeness.
1:52 AM
gucci uk said…
what a pity ,there are several pics cann't be show to us ,maybe because of the bad line
12:49 AM
enterrement de vie de garcon Paris said…
Superbe blog, toutes ces photos sont fantastiques.

Andréa
8:33 AM
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