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Oh my, look at Lora Lee!! I could just sneak into that window display and pose fabulously in my wool suit and fur collar (if I had a wool suit, and alas my pug ate my fur collar). *sighs*
ReplyDeleteI love that Laura Lee photo! I've had it saves as my "what i want my store to look like when I open it" photo for so long. if only all high streets looked like that!
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