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dear prudence
a vintage obsessed austinite discusses her latest vintage finds.
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a vintage obsessed austinite discusses her latest vintage finds.CONTENT
This web page dear--prudence.blogspot.com states the following, "Saturday, February 7, 2009." We saw that the webpage said " This is a picture I took to document a particularly good hair day." It also said " However Blogger resizes everything and its hard to tell that my hair looked AMAZING that day. Perfect amount of wave and curl and straight bangs. Not a cowlick in sight! In this picture it looks messy. In the bigger picture I am a vision. A vision of perfect hair loveliness ;P. Ive been really slacking off lately. I gained quite a bit of weight due to boo hooing and extreme illness followed by extreme fatigue."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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