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Gorgeous piece Anne. Almost too pretty to say sleep of death. Did you feel the earthquake today? I didn't but they say it was pretty strong for our general area. A couple more days of this weather. What a gift! Enjoy. Hugs-Erika
What a gorgeous card - love the transparent layers, Anne. Her face is so inviting. The Hamlet quote is as well, as long as I forget that many interpret it to be a suicidal longing. Just gonna associate this with that wonderful few minutes between laying down and drifting off, something that has alluded me for many years but I have it back now. Must be true, we do become children again in our old age, haha. XOX
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Lovely postcard! Great layering and transparency!
Wow, Anne, your card is gorgeous, love it.
...a dark title for a colorful card.
Lovely. Looks very Victorian
You have created a stunning image, especially appropriate at this time in history.
A wonderful touching card...beautiful.
What a lovely piece with those poppies. Remembering is important.
very pretty Anne
A fitting tribute at the right time, too.
Gorgeous piece Anne. Almost too pretty to say sleep of death. Did you feel the earthquake today? I didn't but they say it was pretty strong for our general area. A couple more days of this weather. What a gift! Enjoy. Hugs-Erika
My favorite flower - beautiful.
this is gorgeous and powerful. xo
Wooonderful piece Anne!
What a gorgeous card - love the transparent layers, Anne. Her face is so inviting. The Hamlet quote is as well, as long as I forget that many interpret it to be a suicidal longing. Just gonna associate this with that wonderful few minutes between laying down and drifting off, something that has alluded me for many years but I have it back now. Must be true, we do become children again in our old age, haha. XOX
Gorgeous!
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