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HER.
D. J. :
She’s a beautifully plain girl who daydreams nightly about a life she’ll never lead.
God, laughter, music, friends, marshmallows, lollipops, mochi and bread are some things that make up her everything. (:
a bundle of topsy-turvy contradictions, she loves every merry minute of her singlehood. (:
also, someone once told her our prayers were like our love letters to God. so here they are. (:


Wishing Well.
Wishes for never-ending laughter &for forever to meet no end.

Love song.
Let's sing You a love song for i'm coming back to the Heart of Worship, where it's all about You.

The Talk.

Links.
DANIELLE. DANNY. FENG SHUI. FION. INEZ. TINGJUN.

Credits.
Lovedrops♥
x x x x
Friday, December 19, 2008
♥ 3:45 PM

Once there was a dressmaker's daughter who fell face down into mud on her way to the marketplace. Cursing her clumsiness, she rolled over and decided to take a breather, though silly her was now completely covered in mud instead of only half covered. As she lay in the mud, she heard hooves and trumpets marking the Prince's arrival.


"Darn it," thought the dressmaker's daughter who decided to remain lying in the mud in the hope of remaining inconspicuous.


As she was wiggling in discomfort in the mud, her neighbour, the lovely girl-next-door was on her way to sell flowers in the marketplace. While the flower girl skipped along, she tripped and twisted her ankle near to where the dressmakers daughter was. When the prince and his entourage finally reached the two girls, it stopped. To both girls astonishment, the Prince himself dismounted and helped the flower girl to his horse. Helping her hobble along, the dressmaker's daughter caught his attention.


"What's she doing in the mud?!" He asked the flower girl, utterly bewildered.


"Oh, that's just my neighbour, being disgusting." Was her reply.


Oh well.


Would you rather have a broken ankle and be whisked off by a prince or be covered in mud but able to walk on your own two feet?




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