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| Here we see the Dragon Mistress beside the tea table with all her dragons right by her shoulder. |
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| The Dragon Mistress's Mommy certainly prepared a lot of delicacies for the party. We had mini quiches, fancy sandwiches, lemon tarts, scones with lemon curd and Devon cream, and English Rose tea. |
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| The Dragon Mistress consented to join the old Great-Aunties for a picture |
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| And then Mommy joined us too. |
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| Doesn't it all look delicious? It was! |
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| Brian was the hero of the day, as he chauffeured us from Ajax to Dundas through the heavy traffic on the 401 and the QEW. Three cheers for Brian! |
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| The Dragon Mistress got a new book on how to draw dragons from Great-Auntie Heather, and she was lost in it as soon as she opened it. |
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| Great-Uncle Brian decided to stretch his back before starting the long drive home. The Dragon Mistress's dog decided to add his own special touch of physical therapy. |
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| Great-uncle John got a snuggle at the end of the day. |
3 comments:
Aww--thank you for posting the pictures! Even if I do look like a psychotic dragon lady myself. I should learn that the humongous toothy grins are not a good look for photography. Oh well.
The pictures are fantastic and I'm so glad you all came and had so much fun. :) Frances has finished the first dragon and sketched out the second; I'll send them on when I get a moment with my scanner.
I am the dogman!
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