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Friday, February 06, 2009 ♥




Your Handwriting Says You Are Somewhat Traditional



You are a fairly energetic person. You know how do pace yourself, and you deal well with stress.



You range from very outgoing to very shy. You are a shapeshifter who is very versatile. You adapt well, and you look at things from many angles.



You are very detail oriented and meticulous. You are a careful thinker and a true intellectual.



You don't like a lot of space, and you prefer to spend time with others. You are a little nosy and intrusive. You sometimes don't give people enough space.



You are somewhat traditional, but you are also open to change. You listen to your head and your heart.



You are a decent communicator. You eventually get your point across, but sometimes you leave things a bit ambiguous.

What Does Your Handwriting Say About You?



i just want to look at your smile
and observe it.
make time stop by singing
the LULLABY.

[10:06 AM]


♥♥♥♥

SING YOUR LULLABY♥


EXIT LULLABY♥

iEw_9nIm
cHaRmAinE
hUi_kHen9
zIoN_zHiy0n9
cHen9hAn_bLaNk
jUat
gRaCe
bOoN_bEE
rALt
sHuPiN9
xIuLiN9
eVaN9eLiNe
yAnXiN
iVySoO
zUtLaMeR
dekn0z

OLD LULLABIES

lullaby April 2005
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lullaby January 2006
lullaby February 2006
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lullaby January 2008
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lullaby January 2011
lullaby February 2011
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lullaby September 2011
lullaby October 2011