Week in photos #7

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 butterfly collar // pitch black at 7am // Nancy sticking her tongue out at me // The Hobbit // grumpy Thursday morning face // trying (and failing) to find the perfect lipstick
I've had another boring week and every morning is cold and dark and making me not want to get up. Luckily I have one week left and then I have a week off (yay)!!
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  1. Caitlin22 October 2012 at 18:24

    I can never find the perfect lipstick either, and i'm not sure it even exists! And that collar is gorgeous!

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    1. Amy22 October 2012 at 19:27

      Isn't it hard to find the perfect one? I think there is one that I really like in topshop but I'm wondering whether I should really spend £9 on one lipstick (I'm a really cheap person) xx

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  2. Unknown23 October 2012 at 06:36

    your cat is so cute!

    want to follow each other? i will defiently follow back

    my blog:
    http://thebizarrebirdcage.blogspot.de/

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