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3rd Annual Tipsy TeaMay 19th, 2012This year's theme is the 1950'sProject Pages
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Category Archives: Fixing issues
Quick fixes and new undies
On our trip to Kent State, we stopped in Mansfield and I purchased a pair of cotton cargo capris. From the very first time I wore them, they bagged around my hips, instead of them sitting where they needed to … Continue reading
Posted in Constructions Phase, Fixing issues, Regency Era
Tagged Quick fixes, Regency Era, Regency undergarments, Repairs
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