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How many more..?How many more days do we have before she's all grown up ? They did tell us that our children would grow fast.. I don't think I really believed it until now. I heard it, I understood it.. I didn't believe it.
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Aw, this is just adorable! Daddy-daughter relationship are by far the most cute, since there are some things you can tell your dad that you might not be able to tell your mom, and a Dad is almost always understanding, even if he may not understand it entirely. I love the style you have, almost like everything was cut from paper and then put together from there: smooth and choppy at the same time.
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Ne t'inquiète pas, j'ai 32 ans et je suis toujours la fille de ma maman...
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my kids are growing fast too thats a lovely work..^__^..
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I know... it's crazy
thank you
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OIII you drawing machine!!! hahaha omg you always astound me with your productiveness. T__T
and every of your drawings are like very good man.
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ha...that is funny
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My mother told me that watching your child grow up is hard, but at the very least you can watch them become great people.
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No squirrel in this one
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One more thing! There's a line in the song that goes, "Please stay a child somewhere in your heart" and I think that line really fits this image well.
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I love watching your children and family grow through your images. This is such a tender, poignant moment that I'm sure almost all parents can relate to and understand. I know my parents and I will definitely miss each other when I leave for college in the fall.
Reminds me of "Original of the Species" (acoustic version) by U2: [link] Bono (the lead singer of the band) wrote this song for his daughter.
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he did? I didn't know that
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One of the hardest things for parents is to understand their child has grown up.
This is a nice piece, Mr. Campion! ^_^ I 
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I know! It just hits you sometimes...it's crazy
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Yeah, but no matter how old she gets, she'll always be your little girl.
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I'm sorry if it doesn't fit well to the picture, which has much brighter mood, but still the quotation I am going to put here makes us treasure such moments, as the one in the picture, even more..
'Because we don't know when we will die, we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well. And yet everything happens only a certain number of times, and a very small number really. How many more times will you remember a certain afternoon of your childhood, an afternoon that is so deeply a part of your being that you can't even conceive of your life without it? Perhaps four, or five times more? Perhaps not even that. How many more times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps twenty. And yet it all seems limitless...'
-Paul Bowles 'The Sheltering Sky'
And thank you for your pictures, they are always a pleasure!
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I love that.. it's so true!
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Les feuilles au sol, c'est beau comme de l'impressionisme!
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Truely beautiful 
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I'm not weird, I'm an artist
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Ha.. I can understand that
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Father-daughter moments are so precious.
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Wonderful as always. 
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it does.
Thank you
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