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dotintheskyI´m Home!!!!!
The trip was quick and painless. Will write proper update later. It´s really hot and I need to take a shower - and a nap.
The trip was quick and painless. Will write proper update later. It´s really hot and I need to take a shower - and a nap.
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on 2005-02-21 05:25 pm (UTC)em São Paulo?
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on 2005-02-21 10:47 pm (UTC)FWIW
on 2005-02-22 02:02 am (UTC)Re: FWIW
on 2005-02-22 01:08 pm (UTC)Re: FWIW
on 2005-02-22 04:34 pm (UTC)Claddagh rings were originally worn in the village of The Claddagh in Galway, Ireland and their traditional purpose was to show marital status.
If one was courting, the claddagh ring would be worn on the right hand with the heart facing outwards.
Once a betrothal had been decided the claddagh ring would be turned so the heart faced inwards.
Upon marriage, the claddagh ring worn on the left hand with the heart turned inwards, would serve as a wedding ring.
Re: FWIW
on 2005-02-22 04:34 pm (UTC)If I ever get married, that's what I want as wedding bands for myself and my future wife.
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