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Sunday, 16 October 2011

World of gold and silver

The Royals...

and the Underlings

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Licorne: Well here we are, I'm a girl overtaken by life and procrastination but we all believe we can find something beautiful, and that is why I am learning what I like: costume design, my entity sort of revolves around it (as much as it is easy to forget when you have to satisfy the needs of teachers). :D blah, blah,blah ;) Also I am a BS master in writing.

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