My Date

Richard surprised me with a beautiful bouquet of roses!

I love this picture of us!



(In case you're wondering, the white stuff on Richard's shirt and pants is wax. He was the only one tall enough to bump into the Chinese lanterns.)

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Tarun Sharma said…
hey
u look kool 2gether!!!
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