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IM reposting because i know people get busy looking at other things , so im reposting this beautiful plate that i bought 4.5 years ago . this is in my plate collection as well , very beautiful . this is from the same company ,Hermes that does make handbags as well . thankyou to the ones who did look when i did first post original . these are new pics as well since ive gotten the new camera.
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thankyou mustangtony for the love:)
thankyou Phil for the love :) happythanksgiving:)
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Hi Sean! Happy Thanks giving to both of you from both of us!
We're just about to board a plane back to home from Melbourne after seven days out of contact save for the iPad.
Hello vetraio50 thankyou very much for the thanksgivng and thanksgiving back to you vertaio and Paulo , i bet you had a beautiful vacation , how fun !!!! and thankyou for the loves:)
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Nice plate:) Not been on here for a few days as my laptop broke, just picked up my new one today.
HELLO Micmac , ive been there about the laptop and thankyou very much for the love and happy belated thanksgiving:)
Happy thanksgiving to you. We don't have that in England.
thankyou Micmac :) i didnt know that :) why is that?