4 months later

This picture says it all I think about how we are. It's now more than 4 months that she moved and after the initial strangeness, we have fully adjusted to each other again.
It is a pleasure each day to be together. It is comfortable. We are confident in our couple and our life and our future.

Sweet Fairy, I love you.

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captain bothari said…
wwwoouuaaaa !
elle est vraiment trop mignonne ta meuuff !!!
non sans dec.
je ne l'avais jamais vu !!!
un peu plus de photos ... ça serait génial !

gros bisous
jean de pizza hut
3:44 pm, October 03, 2008
captain bothari said…
wwwoouuaaaa !
elle est vraiment trop mignonne ta meuuff !!!
non sans dec.
je ne l'avais jamais vu !!!
un peu plus de photos ... ça serait génial !

gros bisous
jean de pizza hut
3:44 pm, October 03, 2008
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