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Again, Jeff…the perfect moment , although your main figure is not too happy, she should be thrilled to appear on your blog!
She saw me first with my camera and was actually getting my attention, daring me to take her photo. So I obliged. It was all in good fun.
what appeared to have happened and what actually happened is quite the opposite..amazing