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Blogs I love. I can only keep up with this list by reading the most recent.
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The Victorian Bushfires - Remembering - A peaceful space and supportive thoughts. It's an entire year since the devastating bushfires in Victoria, Australia - when so many families lost their li...
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A Makeovah - Yes, I did spend my entire summer in Los Angeles. Yes, it was incredible. No, I didn't blog about it, and here's why: I BARELY HAD TIME TO EVEN EAT. Serio...
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5 comments:
Wonderful images. I'm trying to break the code on the subliminal message. hmm...
I had a chair exactly like that and I wrote my brother in England what had become of it. Nice picture of the Taj. The lighthouse is for sale. I think someone offered 6000dollars for it. It is still for sale....hmm...
Wouldn't it be sublime to live in a lighthouse?
You would not have a lot of windows. The round walls would be odd and all those stairs! But I would like the isolation, I think. And the views from the top.
Is that a Lloyd Loom chair - I used to have one just like it but it got left behind in one of my crazy youthful 'leaving home and returning a fortnight later' sessions.
Hope you're well, marc.
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