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Jade says: that is absolutely beautiful. i have never noticed the beauty of clouds until walking home from school one day. wow! luv jade xxx 13
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astrid says:
what an odd cloud, almost vindictive, tricking someone into staying indoors all day, if that’s the only view from the window… like a mesa, really. i like it.
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or… dance of the emancipated molars!!
Cool…Looks like several little valcano’s.
WOW… There’s an angels’ procession in the sky…