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For there could be no princess

June 21, 2009
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…without an Awesome Dad.
Happy Father’s Day. xox

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6 thoughts on “For there could be no princess”

  1. sarajlarson on June 21, 2009

    Handsome guy. Lucky girl.

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  2. sarajlarson on June 21, 2009

    Handsome guy. Lucky girl.

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  3. julia_sevin on June 22, 2009

    You got his features, eh? Good-looking family.

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    • admin on June 22, 2009

      Yeah. I never even bothered trying to pull off the “I’m really a princess from another planet and you just adopted me!” spiel, because it was glaringly obvious exactly who my parents were.

      I do favor my mother so much that it is a bit uncanny, though. I pass myself in mirrors sometimes and get creeped out. Not because my mom’s not lovely, but because when you look in a mirror you’re supposed to see YOURSELF, you know?

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  4. julia_sevin on June 22, 2009

    You got his features, eh? Good-looking family.

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    • admin on June 22, 2009

      Yeah. I never even bothered trying to pull off the “I’m really a princess from another planet and you just adopted me!” spiel, because it was glaringly obvious exactly who my parents were.

      I do favor my mother so much that it is a bit uncanny, though. I pass myself in mirrors sometimes and get creeped out. Not because my mom’s not lovely, but because when you look in a mirror you’re supposed to see YOURSELF, you know?

      Reply

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