Les Impératrices Japonaises The Great Empresses of Japan Roméa d'Améor 2009
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Puschelmuschel, come to the floral cream paper house calls the velvety Geisha and adorns the Samurai with iris roots. Lovely Freesia-San.
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Seejungfrau 2 months ago
Your statement is SO lovely, Medusa. 🎎
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Puderperle 2 months ago
I can't help but laugh at so many of your texts, you're so funny ❤️🥰
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Castlecoore 2 months ago
Sounds interesting and is definitely worth a try.
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Skydiver19 2 months ago
It would be worth a try.
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Floyd 2 months ago
Puschelmuschel ;-)
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Sapho 2 months ago
I was fascinated by the powdery dustiness of the iris root.
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Gandix 2 months ago
It was somehow nice. The bottle too.
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ElAttarine 2 months ago
I really like freesia, and I’m happy to be called by your words too - great 😅
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Medusa00 2 months ago
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This is far from Japanese minimalism and devoted restraint. It's a very expressive, intense bouquet of flowers with great longevity.
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Skydiver19 2 months ago
Rulers generally aren't into submissive restraint.
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