Portia Placino

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Lost in the Frost

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Scarofthesky

WELCOME STUDENTS!!!

for my first post i give you scarofthesky and mooglemancer’s work. i know you loved this. i hope you visit this site often for you references. feel free to browse and find. see you soon.

scarofthesky and mooglemancer, i hope you dont mind…

kakatapos lang lumindol sa 5th room on the 4th floor. a little scary. but i survived 🙂

4 comments on “Lost in the Frost”

  1. Boado, Julie Ann L.
    July 11, 2009

    na download ko na po mam,its easy.. hehe.. thanks mam

    Reply
  2. rhanel,leo,adamson,jerico
    June 29, 2010

    tnx mam……nakuha nah powh namen ang ibig savhin ng mga elements,,,,,,,at ung pinatitingin nyo sa ming picture…
    tnx…..god bless….tnx.

    Reply
  3. Lhester comia
    June 30, 2010

    Mam,ang galing naman nyu…Hehehe…Makaka2long po tlaga ito samen.

    Reply

  4. Pingback: 2010 in review « Fifth room in the Fourth floor

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