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Tuesday, 11 March 2008

Butterflies

I spent the morning doing Sun International work at Aqua. It was tedious name changing of images. I was invited to the Corel Draw X4 launch at The Forum on the DiData Campus. The photo is of the butterflies above the lifts at the entrance to The Forum. Toyota Lexus also demanded my attention by day end.

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