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	Sunday, January 8, 2006

Blossoming Beauty

Gardenia flower petals continue to unfold...

Leslie's CD, between the mixing console and headphones is probably a bit too fuzzy to make out clearly, but you can see the Robo Sapien wallpaper on my computer screens.

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