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Thursday, March 10, 2011

Happy Birthday!

Papier-mache Red Cardinal on real twig, painted with acrylics. Made by Anant.

Happy Birthday to our precious E!

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Ephemera Studio: Love writing, dabbling with paper, working with my son on art and craft, reading, and ruminating. Some of our ephemeral creations and more lasting thoughts are featured here.

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