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I ♥ SEATTLE

{space needle}
{the rain}
{pike place market}
{more pike place}
{and more pike place}
{underground shopping}
{these girls}
{this guy}
{general weirdness}
{and more weirdness}
{photo booths}
{fresh seafood}
{weird fish}
{the pink door}
{and all of its strangeness}
{the library}
{puppet shows}
{swimming pools}
{learning to ride bikes}
{twilight cakes}
{lola}
{and the light that shines through lola's legs}
{introducing the girls to the powerpuff girls}
{make sure you get my good side}
 xoxo

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  1. So cute!

    I would love to visit Seattle


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  2. This is absolutely adorable! And that's a super cute dog :)

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  3. These are all so adorable! I want to visit Seattle very badly :) xo

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  4. we are hommies! love it here in seattle... looks like you had an amazing weekend - thanks for sharing! xo

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  5. That painting on the wall with the clown (is it a clown? It doesn't really feel very clownlike) is so amazing!

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  6. lovely photos. lola is adorable.

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  7. I've never been to Seattle. I wish I could visit one day cause your pictures are that convincing! :)

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  8. Fun pictures :)!

    applaudingapartment.blogspot.com

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  9. looks like you are having a blast :)
    those girls look adorable!
    x krystie

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  10. wonderful photos. :) i've always wanted to visit Seattle.

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