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Originally Posted by tigrushka Tigrushka, you are so, so gorgeous. I would love to see a recent picture for I always wished I had grown up in your neck of the woods or rather snow.

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Terrific pictures, everyone!
Here, i'll just link in Mini-Me from the other thread for consistency.


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CJ, I love that intense looking face of you and my sweet CoCo, you look just like your gorgeous Chinese name. My dear adopted godchild
Nearfantastica, I would adopt you as well in a minute, cute little one.
And Tigrushka: ah, let me tell you, you look like Tatania, Queen of the Fairies.
Ethereal and beautiful.

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And Riannon, how cute does it get? You are all adorable.

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Originally Posted by Riannon CJ, I love that intense looking face of you and my sweet CoCo, you look just like your gorgeous Chinese name. My dear adopted godchild
Nearfantastica, I would adopt you as well in a minute, cute little one.
And Tigrushka: ah, let me tell you, you look like Tatania, Queen of the Fairies.
Ethereal and beautiful. How fitting, I 'was' adopted. If my parents expected me to stay that cute forever..boy were they in for a shock!
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Originally Posted by Riannon
One of the very few pictures left, saved from our flooded home. So the quality is not very good
Ah that is so cute! And there's another great big brain there, one can tell!
Though what a shame about that flooding! That must be the price of living below sea level.* We are so lucky to have the real Rhiannon with us! (Do you still have that dimple?)
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Originally Posted by tigrushka
I must add my praise to the general clamour. Gorgeous little girl! She must have been very proud of that long hair!
This actually reminds me of a film that must have been made about that time: it was called Elvira Madigan and it featured music from one of the Mozart piano concertos — which thereafter became known as the Elvira Madigan Theme. The film featured a beautiful blond girl in a Northern forest with a wreath of flowers, and I can't remember anything else about it. (I also once had the Deutsche Grammofon record of the Mozart concerto and it featured a picture from the film on the cover.)
*j/k

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Love all these pics (plus I have a great time guessing when they have been taken), keep them coming!
Originally Posted by TDDanae Tigrushka, you are so, so gorgeous. I would love to see a recent picture for I always wished I had grown up in your neck of the woods or rather snow. Thanks! That photo is a real rarity: at that age I usually made a face whenever I saw a camera, so most pics of me show me cross-eyed, with a Cheshire grin or my tongue hanging out...
Here's a recent one:
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Originally Posted by Eluard We are so lucky to have the real Rhiannon with us! (Do you still have that dimple?) Rhiannon still has her dimple and is looking deceptively innocent.

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Originally Posted by Eluard She must have been very proud of that long hair! It was actually more my mother's project, I chopped it off when I was a rebellious thirteen-year old and she didn't speak to me for the next two weeks.
Originally Posted by Eluard This actually reminds me of a film that must have been made about that time: it was called Elvira Madigan and it featured music from one of the Mozart piano concertos — which thereafter became known as the Elvira Madigan Theme. The film featured a beautiful blond girl in a Northern forest with a wreath of flowers, and I can't remember anything else about it. (I also once had the Deutsche Grammofon record of the Mozart concerto and it featured a picture from the film on the cover.) I haven't seen the film but it's based on a true story, a tragic love story of a circus performer and an officer.

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