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Old 11-11-2009, 04:30 PM #7
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Well, that is what I always thought. But then we were discussing polka dots in general. I made DD18 and red polka dot dress for her sweet 16. It was red with white dots. So would you called that a white polka dot dress?
I had DD try on a dress like that for her prom. She came out and stated firmly, "Mom, I am NOT Minnie Mouse."
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