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    April 2009

    Suri Cruise Fashion Blog is celebrating ONE YEAR of existence!

    general statistics for the past year:
    33,923 Absolute Unique Visitors
    74,539 Visits

    Thanks you all for visiting this blog and supporting me with your nice comments!

    check back for more updates :)

    and to celebrate, lets enjoy these cute pictures of Suri:



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