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- Lisa Barrow
- I'm a writer of stories about robots, unicorns, unfit mothers, and undiscovered religions. Otherwise, I dabble in knitting, collage, and spend way too much time reading blogs. I'm in the process of getting my BA at UNM, FYI. BYOB.
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3 comments:
So, change the name. YOU HAVE THE POWER.
PS-I think you kick ass no matter what!
Well, if you do one more and Mike does his half, you will have 100.
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