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This one's remarkably similar to the scribble I came up with at the ER the other day with Katie - It turned out to be a marshmellow being roaseted. Funny thing was, I couldn't for the life of me make my intentional flames look as good as the 'scribble flames' Katie inadverdently created.
ReplyDeleteIt's a little weird for me to keep seeing the original, "naked" scribble. I like "Feeding the Fire", but now I'm also seeing another image of a tomato holding a handbag...
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