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April 1, 2009
I think this robin is in shock. It fell over dead right after I took this.
Just kidding.
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All About Me. . .and My Hair
- Natalie
- My hair and I grew up in Worthington, Ohio. It's flat there. And humid. Very, very humid. In 2006 we moved to Colorado. It's hilly here. Mountainous even. And dry. Very, very dry. Stay tuned for more adventures with me and my hair.
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5 comments:
ROFLMAO!!
You TOTALLY got me with the Robin!! lol!
Wow, one thing is for sure -- that chubby robin didn't have any trouble finding food over the winter! :-)
Snow. And why not? It's only about 10 days until Easter! I'd be going insane with that.
God's cruel April Fool?
That poor robin actually looks like it's shivering. Poor thing.
We went to Niagara Falls one year for Spring Break and it was frozen. Isn't there some sort of law about snow should only come during winter months? If not, there should be.
I'm curious. Have you tried to emulate my, um, experience that I wrote about on my blog? I have to hear the results!
Maybe same story different year, but in both cases it is beautiful. Being from Texas, I wouldn't be able to handle it, but I'll admire from afar.
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