Cartes merci

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After



You've probably figured out by now that 'cartes merci'=thankyou cards.

From: An Ordinary Human Bean

Another card

This was specially made for my friend's 18th:

It was preeeetty long-wasn't able to get a picutre of the 'pull-out card' in its entirety.

As for the state of my room, it was exam time. Full stop ( or if you like, period).

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&

One of my favourite pages to visit.
http://ampersandampersand.tumblr.com/

Now, did you know that:

The symbol is a ligature of the letters et, Latin for "and".

(and, well, in French too.)

CARDS CARDS CARDS

So I decided a few minutes ago to post pics of the cards I've made during the year.

Let's say two cards/day?

So here's la première carte:

Joyeuses pâques!

La deuxième carte:

Bonne anniversaire!

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Un jour...

Un jour, I WILL be in posession of atleast one of these.

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BACK!

Clearly I've neglected this thing for way too long.

I'M FREEE AT LAST.
Finished my last VCE exam E-V-E-R.

I think this scene pretty much sums up how I felt at 5:15 pm, when the*vielle surveillante said, "Pens down."

Now I can ramble away on this blog.

There's so much to post...

Ah...it's never felt so good to be finally able to clean my room.

That's all I'm going to post for now.
TTFN. Ta ta for now. :)

vielle surveillante=old superviser
Pssst...this is the feminin form if you're ever going to use it for a man it would be vieux surveillant

*If your net's being a pain, well, it's the last scene from Aladdin when he sets Genie freeeeee!

From: An Ordinary Human Bean