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MUSINGS ON LIFE & REMEMBERING TO LOOK UP
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Parker got her first trim today at a big-girl salon on Newbury Street. #thebiscuitlife
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Wife to Andy, mother to The Biscuit, NYC-based designer who loves peonies, paper, silk charmeuse, haiku, and many shades of purple.
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