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A blog for my written words. But mostly sparkwrites challenges.PARSED CONTENT
The web page states the following, "They stood there, water dripping from umbrellas, raincoats and bare heads, pooling in buckets, cages and boxes." We saw that the web site said " The lines chalked the night before were muddling and washing away, so they watched as screws were cranked right into the middle of the street, holding rings of yellow thread." It also said " Bands of children ran around the rings as mothers stood far behind them, yelling commands to watch their little siblings and to put the poor frog down already." The header had march challenge 2 as the highest ranking optimized keyword. This keyword is followed by sparkwrites challenge which isn't as urgent as march challenge 2.SEEK SIMILAR BUSINESSES
Welcome! Well, welcome to my blog. I just do this because sometimes I have WAY too much time on my hands. Tuesday, January 3, 2012.
Madras Music Season Essay in The Hindu. The 2011 Madras Music Season throats; so does the reviews from critics. Keshav chose to elevate the readers with a cartoon oozing his inimitable style and humor, is my honor.
Blank notebooks for students, artists and professionals. For those who need the freedom in note taking.
Forgot Password or Username? Deviant for 10 Years. This is the place where you can personalize your profile! By moving, adding and personalizing widgets.
I think you should read my blog and submit to it too both words and images are sought and loved. You know you want to. Street art in Leipzig, Germany. Ephemeral Ink on Skin drawings by Pinpin Co. A mystical place, Iceland. This image is shot standing on melting ice over Bræðravatn, Mjóafjarðarheiði. The locals tell me this is never to be done again. Madonna and Basquiat, 1982.