Chris: Thanks a lot for the very nice reply to my comment! I'll look for the fabric =o).
(and Bill: the spaceport you mention is a bit hard to get to. And even the spaceports of *this* planet are hard to get to for me: I don't live anywhere near the equator (Canada)).
and Hos, you and I know how it really happened. that's good enough for me. no one else really needs to know about me being the teacher, you being the remedial. It's ok.
ps i sent your birthday present out today, to be ON TIME.
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Super adorable. Um, is that a GALAXY blanket the girls are snuggled into? Geez.
I was about to comment on the blanket as well: It's awesome! (submitting astro PhD thesis in 4 weeks). Do you remember where you got it?
Congrats on getting the thesis (almost) finished, Riimus.
My sis-in-law made that galaxy blanket for me for Christmas one year, so it's a one-of-a-kind.
But she obviously had to buy the fabric somewhere, so your task is to look around online and find it....
beautiful. reminds me of you & Cat when you were little.
mimi said "reminds me of you & Cat when you were little.".
Yep, I always enjoyed helping Cat learn to read.
Everything about that shot is nice! Which sis in law...? oh yeah, that one! She picked it up in a little shop on Mos Isley.
Chris: Thanks a lot for the very nice reply to my comment! I'll look for the fabric =o).
(and Bill: the spaceport you mention is a bit hard to get to. And even the spaceports of *this* planet are hard to get to for me: I don't live anywhere near the equator (Canada)).
Just ask Zahn, she'll know where to find the fabric.
This is also Deby and Nate.
IM, beautiful blanket!
Kids reading is so reassuring.
HA!
Ingy Blanky!!!
and Hos, you and I know how it really happened.
that's good enough for me.
no one else really needs to know about me being the teacher, you being the remedial. It's ok.
ps i sent your birthday present out today, to be ON TIME.
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