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november wanderlust.

IMG_1.jpghappy november, friends! i hope that everyone has a wonderful long weekend. we totally are, mostly because we are totally out of town and shopping until we are dropping. sorry. that line was like, so retro. ;-)))

see y’all monday! huzzah!!

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  1. Mum

     /  11/09/2013

    I like your poppy red sweater. Have a romantic time! And a rejuvenating wknd. And happy shopping.

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