My lovely niece Carolyn looking very much like Rita Hayworth. Or should it be the other way around ?
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4 comments:
haha.. very good Jim I like it xx
Also funny we have Worth in our second name.. Woooo spooky. :)
I hadn't notice that. Very observant of you, you should do crosswords. I bet you would be good at them, just like Mam is.
Yes, that's our Carolint.
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