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What I Wore Wednesday


Jacket - At Last (it's OLD... can't remember where it came from!)
T-shirt - Gap
Jeans - CK
Shoes - WalMart
Bracelet thingy - made by me from scrap material

(Hi Bricky-poo over in the corner!)

Happy Wednesday!

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  1. You are always so friggin cute! UGH!

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  2. Cute! And I love your sassy little face today!

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  3. You do look sassy! As usual! That jacket is adorable - but then again, most of your clothes are just great!

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