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I love the wrapped gifts at Lush & I didn't have to pay a penny to get this one. I bought $35 of other Lush-y goodness and got this one for free! I bought some Ice Blue soap, Snowcake soap, Christingly Bubble Bar Slice and a Soft Coeur massage bar.
This radiators name is Judy. Judy would like to meet:
an employer for a temp to permanent position. Intensive interviewing process involving dinners, movies, and creative ventures required. Furthermore, a company that will reimburse expenses depending on candidate. I have skills in kissing, wit, and humor. Seeking candidates with some experience, overqualified candidates will NOT be considered (i.e. divorcees, parents, escorts). Benefits negotiable. Accepting applications now. Send application, resume, and pictures to me. EOE.
Vintage drafting equipment. Check.
Old staples, in box. Check.
Old stapler to match. Check.
Stripe-ed wrapping paper. Check.
Woman's flashlight (Small and delicate, as not to rest too heavily on feminine wrists. Pale green glow to small bulb, as not to offend fairer eyes.). Double check, yo, and another double check to the Walk-a-matic toy pedometer.
Here is a juggling ball, I find juggling damn near impossible. I wish I was better at it, perhaps I should learn. I also mainly like the background.
Taken on 6-25-08, there was a myterious package wrapped up in gold wrapping paper in my living room for a while addressed to Derek. After going through about four more layers of wrapping paper he uncovered a Curious George stuffed animal.
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January 4, 2010 (112/ 365)
Finally all of Andy's presents came in! I spent the latter part of the night wrapping stuff up and getting it ready to go back to Mane!
That's a pretty profound title for a meaningless photo. I found a wrapping paper tube that Mabel had been chewing on and I took a picture with it. You're welcome to interpret it however you want, though, maybe I'm subconsciously very deep.