Life Deforming: Flowers in Watercolor for Mommy # 2!

Sunday, April 12, 2015

Flowers in Watercolor for Mommy # 2!

This is what I came up with for Amelia (Lacey's mom/mommy in-law). She loves it and promised she'd frame it and have it on the wall before I left. :3 Might make her something else later this week. We're gonna have a pretty easy, quiet day today. The only plans are that we're going to Lacey's uncle's house for a visit and dinner this afternoon. Should be fun! He sounds awesome and I wanna see the animals! I'm not getting on any fucking horse, though... XD

Rei~

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LacebunApril 12, 2015 at 8:14 PM
It's beautiful, sweetie! :) I WILL get you on a horse before we go home! :p ♥XOXO
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