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Credits:
Blog Post: virtualconceit.com/2015/10/cuddle-me-close/
Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/hegotswag/
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/VConceit?pnref=story
Twitter:
sometimes I don't see you and in those times I miss you... the best part of missing you is getting some well deserved cuddle time ❤
Candles and Cuddles sponsored by DaD Designs and Korpokkur House!
This pallet table is decorated with this Rustic Table Runner from DaD Designs.
DaD LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Brookhurst%20Cove/167/116/25
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Then add some spring decor with this Garden Sink and Garden Decor Bycycle from Korpokkur House at the Uber event.
Uber LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Uber/138/129/27
Korpokkur House LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Korpokkur/188/95/27
Decor:
Sari-Sari - Rustic Window Backdrop
Maya's - Wood Box with Pillow and Decor Pillows and Blanket
Half Deer - Concrete Bunny Statue @ FLF
Celeste - Gentle Flowers - Muted @ FLF
CLAVv - Light Terrarium - Hexagon (gacha)
With Other Other - Pallet (on MP)
Zerkalo - 17 Pillow, 8 Pillow
TM Creations - Dream with Me Pillow
Elm - Lorhen Pillow Basket
Sprice - Let's Get Cozy (FREE gift)
Hive - Tall Empty Lantern and Heart You Sign
Easy Decor - Pas Wood Slice Candle Deco
Trompe - Mason Jar with Electric Candle
Nutmeg - Wooden Candlestick
What Next - Wine Caddy
Muniick - Llewellyn Vintage Persian Rug
Cheeky Pea - Katherine Napkin
Link to credits and lm:
celentity-poses.blogspot.com/2022/02/candles-and-cuddles....
Canada Goose Gosling. The eggs typically take about a month to incubate. The process is faster the farther north the geese nest since the summers are shorter. The baby geese peck at their shells with the 'egg tooth' found at the end of their bill. It takes 1 to 2 days for them to free themselves from the egg. The newly hatched babies (called 'goslings') are able to swim immediately. The male and female goose both accompany the babies during their swims. Goslings can dive and swim for 30-40 feet underwater and they eat almost continuously to attain growth for the first migration flight. IMG_5790