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oh, El, elle est tres tres chic, ta chevre…
Heh.
Aw. That made my day
Did she try to get it off?
El, I hope you don’t mind me hijacking the thread, I really apologize. I wanted to get a message to Sparrow, and this is the only way I could think of to do it.
Sparrow, I can’t seem to comment on your blog (or any other on Blogspot) for some reason. Do you know what might be going on? I just get a “Bad Error 400″ message. Its been going on since Monday of this week.
El, again, sorry for the hijack.
Awesome! Does she seem to appreciate it?
I think she needs a little hat.
Looks like the turkey in the background is like “hey! wheres mine?”
At any rate she looks cute with the coat and hopefully it will keep her nice and warm!
El, this made me smile instantly! To me, she looks like she’s staring at the turkeys and thinking them odd for not also having a coat
How does she like it?
So great!
Best.Photo.Ever.
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