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may I introduce Matilda Jane

by ysoldateague February 17, 2006

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she’s very pleased to make your acquaintance

Excuse the quality of the photos, I had the camera on the wrong setting – but I’m too lazy to take more.

‘Maltida Jane’ because it’s so ridiculously girly, but a little dark too. My mum calls me Matilda Jane on occasion, I haven’t got a clue why. It seems to fit her anyway, and maybe she has superpowers, like Roald Dahl’s Matilda. That would be interesting.

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