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Just posted our blog from India. A bit longer, but lots and lots of photos and, I think, interesting write up.
http://fuscofamily5.blogspot.com/201...-extremes.html

A shot of my daughter in the sari she bought.

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Wow! Fantastic pictures and information. I'm featuring you on the homepage this week. This is just great!
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Just posted our blog from India. A bit longer, but lots and lots of photos and, I think, interesting write up.
http://fuscofamily5.blogspot.com/201...-extremes.html

A shot of my daughter in the sari she bought.

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You are looking gorgeous in saree dear!
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