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- Kim Carney
- I look for the beauty in nature, patterns, the ordinary. This is my place where I save wonderful discoveries since 2004. Please contact me at kimberlycarney AT hotmail DOTCOM.
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Feltrinelli’s Zhivago5 days ago
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Enough.1 week ago
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The Loft in the movie “Ghost” (1990)3 weeks ago
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Blogging since 2004
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April
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- Fine Art Of Books (And More)
- Asian Models
- Pink Fluffy Goodness
- Opening Day
- Present
- Reely Enchanted
- Is This Your Name?
- Waning
- YOUNGME - NOWME
- Northern Lights
- Animating Life
- Love Always
- Small Cars
- Caligrafía
- The Tough Go Shopping
- My Resource Center
- Stemmed Seedpod
- Fun Things
- Good Use
- Chinese Spectacular
- Following
- Public Radio
- A Quiet Moment
- YOOX
- Font
- "Tulip Tree" Magnolia
- Forever Young
- Trilliums
- Britannica Online
- Let's Swing
- Victims & Avengers
- April Snowstorm
- Melody Gardot
- The Drachen Foundation
- A Little Gift
- Pinhole Cameras
- Fabulous Garlands
- Cool Websites
- Flowers And Leaves
- Classes
- Hip To Be Square
- Love in blooms
- Big Orange
- Cinema Redux
- Birch Forest One
- True Living Project
- Working Dollars
- Walt Whitman
- This And That
- Font Game
- Macro Challenge 4.14
- Temptress
- Rose Cumming
- Peonies On Canvas + Chair
- El Sistema
- Ron Pippin
- Junky Living Space
- A Sunny Day
- Jen Bradford And Beyond
- The Address Book
- A Room With A View
- Lucian Freud
- Secret Life Of White Blossoms
- Susanna Erkheikki
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- Year Of The Rat
- ArtFest 2008
- New Vase
- Ann-Kathrin Koch
- William Tell Overture Mom
- Frilly For Spring
- Jesh De Rox
- My Colors!
- November Moon
- Olympic Village 1936
- Talking To The Taliban
- Coat Hangers and Newspapers
- We Are Back
- If It's Hip
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1 comment:
On Saturday night, one of my friends was lamenting her parents bought the World Books and not the Brittanicas. A snob even as a child, she was. :) This totally made my day.
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