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MIA! Is where we spent Thanksgiving... it was warm and pretty. It was a culture shock, it was full of fake people, WAY over priced clothing, not great food with high prices. All this, but Rico and I still had a great time!

We searched and found great food, he found amazing fabric stores for me to shop in that was recommended to me on PR, we walked our puppies everyday in the beautiful weather and we smoked the best hooka we've ever had!!!
I have many pics from Mia and many fabrics to be blogged about!

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