Women having fun, expressing their ...

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A few days ago I noticed the following tweet and clicked on the accompanying link. The image was at the other end of the link:
Image source: Bronwen Clune - used with permission

This tweet and the picture made me laugh. It caught a bunch of women having a moment of feminine camaraderie in the office while all the guys just happened to be away. It's a pretty informal office and it was amusing to see the girlz having fun on a crazy hot day in Sydney.

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