One is the loneliest number.....

09/06/2011

If I hadn't made two right hands, do you think I could have called this a set?

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Og those words of Aimee Mann, can be used for absolutely everything! What about wearing one on top of the other?

LOL! Isn't the second one always the hardest? I have this problem with socks as well ... cute blog!

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