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- irresistible
- a thousand springs
- black and white day
- that one
- dark black night
- modesty and propriety
- brief moment
- march of winter
- faith and patience
- on point
- powder blue
- winter sky a la mode
- winter all around
- public mischief
- front row view
- yuck
- mist of time
- fab five
- part two
- upper hand
- backdrop for memory
- a bit of winter
- noticing
- simmering
- and treasured
- up, up and away
- not so bare
- still all there
- surrounded and upheld
- plums and tangerines
- stick to vanilla
- a knack for it
- so many possiblities
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Amazing to have pictures of all of them. You can see the progression of a smile over the years. Early photography didn't encouraging smiling. By the time you get to your mother you can see the hint of a smile starting.
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