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I wish I had some red balloons that would pick me up and take me around the world.
England, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Holland, Italy, France, Mongolia, India...
These are only a few of the places I want to experience. :)
This is a follow up picture from:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1005971/
My style has done a lot of evolving.
England, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Holland, Italy, France, Mongolia, India...
These are only a few of the places I want to experience. :)
This is a follow up picture from:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1005971/
My style has done a lot of evolving.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Squirrel
Size 551 x 710px
File Size 335.5 kB
Abi... your comment section is already filled with talk of bloomers and non-consensual libidiny. I'm not sure I can add to the discussion.
Other than don't get eaten by a fish. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKP0R6vGc0Y Or electrocuted.
Other than don't get eaten by a fish. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKP0R6vGc0Y Or electrocuted.
Squirrel!!
I don't have red balloons but a single red balloon for you. Actually it's a song by a personal favorite musican- five albums for free- you can listen to the track "Red Balloon" here: http://generalfuzz.net/mediaplayer/.....e/playlist.xml
I don't have red balloons but a single red balloon for you. Actually it's a song by a personal favorite musican- five albums for free- you can listen to the track "Red Balloon" here: http://generalfuzz.net/mediaplayer/.....e/playlist.xml
Heehee bloomers! I know what you mean about travel—my father was a USAF officer when I was a kid; he was stationed in what was then West Germany for a few years and we got to travel around Western Europe a fair amount. I haven’t been able to do any significant travel in the last thirty years, due to poverty, but maybe someday I can do it again.
So do I! Yes, it was a heck of an experience, especially for a kid early in elementary school. I remember sitting on a tiny scrap of wall, knee-high on an adult—I don’t remember where except that it was alongside a busy city street. That little scrap of wall was the remnant of a structure built by the Romans!
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