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Spatula Face, Myrtle Beach SC
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Spatula Face, Myrtle Beach SC

22 January 2018 22 January 2018  Miscellany

Look what I found in my rented kitchen.  How can I not smile back?

Smiley face discovered on plastic spatula.
Oh, to be so happy in your work!

 

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