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07-07-2017, 12:26 AM

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I still have one pair admittedly, I simply couldn't get rid of my plaid pumps. They're just too cute, no home will ever be good enough for those little babies but my own

. Even if I can never wear them, I do take them out occasionally and admire them.

Good job on fixing the cane though, I wonder if I should check all the little screwy things on mine too.

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