A new member in the family

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Buttercup is the latest addition to our family.
She will be all of one month old tomorrow i.e 29th October 2010.

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PreeOccupied said…
Olley Buttercup! I could cuddle with her all day, even clean up after her.
11:04 pm, November 28, 2010
Pinku said…
:) thanks guys!!
1:26 pm, December 23, 2010
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