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- hands, light, love. (bigger here)
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- after all the meatballs are gone
- ping, part one
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I so thought that was a germ/chemistry experiment when I looked at it the first time.
ReplyDeleteWhere are the stone bees to go with the hexes?
Lazy Cow.
just know that i will never have anything on here that resembles science in any way -- it scares me because i'm a girl.
ReplyDeletethey were tiles (roman, i think) at the museum and they made me think of your glebe hallway -- the floor, but also those beautiful, patchy, falling-apart blues on the wall.
oh! i do remember glebe -- there's a really good independent bookstore there, isn't there? they sold my friend's novel, so we stopped there to see it on the shelf.
i do love sydney *sigh*
ps. i'd like to think the capitalization in your quite apt description of me makes me a More Important Lazy Cow...
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ReplyDeletehahahaha!
you always have the most photogenic crap in your sink...
ReplyDeletebaxie, it's because there are always dishes in the sink, so i arrange them nicely. i do the same with the unmade bed -- i mean really, what's the point in making it? -- and artfully arrange the sheets to look as if people have been rolling around in them breathlessly.
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