Pink Is The Love You Discover

I wish I had money. I'm in love with this dress. I want it.

As well as a ticket for Lollapalooza.

Comments

Ganna said…

we'll go together

4:00 PM, April 07, 2007

Anonymous said…

do you realy NEED this.

4:09 PM, April 10, 2007

Anonymous said…

I'm sure I can do it. You can buy some cotton fabric like that fabric and if we have to i can dye it. I don't have the time now but someday soon school will be done. I probably won't make it til after summer though, maybe you won't want it anymore.

2:49 PM, April 15, 2007

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