Kevin Weir, Princess Juliana, 2012 (via Flux Machine)
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The Year of Halloween 
Hot stuff! (budda boom) 🙂 Nicely picked, sweetie.
Heh. Well said, darling.
AHHH! What happened to Honey Boo-Boo (from Here Comes Honey Boo-Boo)!? XD
Honey Boo-Boo might benefit from the power to set a few things on fire. I’d recommend starting with TLC.
XD
Yeah! The picture looks a lot like her, but it’s really cool as it is.
Do I love this!
I’m so pleased you approve, Sandee. 🙂
Just freaked me out with this one. I thought it was just a picture and then it moved – freaky. Getting me in the mood for Halloween.
Oh, that makes my whole day, darling. 🙂
Check out the rest of the gifs on Mr. Weir’s site if you have a moment. They are several that are quite good.
Will do. Can’t wait for Halloween. Your site really helps keep the spirit alive.
Awwww, thank you, darling, really. I hope we see you playing in the Halloween contest this year! 🙂
I knew she had something to hide! Little girls can be so wicked!
I always thought that whoever came up with that whole “sugar and spice” trope hadn’t met many little girls. I for one was positively salty. 😉