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What a Week!

Journal Entry: Mon Sep 10, 2007, 4:03 PM
  • Mood: Love

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:iconeyecandyrayce:
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Wow! What a week.

For a wrap-up of the Weekend to End Breast Cancer, check out $Moonbeam13's Journal [link] and $lolly's Journal [link]

It was wonderful to see :devart: all decked out in pink!

 


I have a new featured artist for this month. It is :iconeyecandyrayce: ~eyecandyrayce. I love the sensuality and emotions that are protrayed in the work. Please check out ~eyecandyrayce's gallery.

Some of the work is mature content.

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Mood: Joy ~eyecandyrayce:iconeyecandyrayce: Sep 17, 2007, 8:21:14 AM
I am honored! Thank you so very much :)

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=frotton:iconfrotton: Sep 17, 2007, 9:01:29 AM
No Problem. Your images need to be featured :)

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