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- Laura
- A small town girl living life in the big city.
laura loves
rainy days, clean sheets, Lee Smith, Coca-Cola, bluegrass, Audrey Hepburn, ballerina flats, Vogue, cupcakes, Marni, pale pink peonies, Mexican food, sleeping late, Lilly Pulitzer, college football, crewel, Provence, The Moviegoer, bubble baths, Hable Construction, Domino, Jackie O, peppermint patties, coral roses, Polaroids, stripes, Cristalle, grosgrain ribbon
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2 comments:
i love this beyond words. and when you have three or four left over after the initial event you can find some reason to use them again!
Great idea with a well-executed design.
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