+ Follow ONIB Tag
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The wedding was like a painting by Renoir. Imagine the shimmering brilliance of impressionistic colors, the flowers and the entourage blending into a pretty canvas, the bridesmaids drifting by like pink clouds of cotton candy, light and evanescent as a dream and the bride, a picture of ethereal loveliness and you get the picture, rather, painting.
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December 15, 2008 - 12:00am
