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About Me Member General Writer Kajiote23/Female/United States Recent Activity Deviant for 4 Years
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Thu May 10, 2007, 6:02 PM
I'm back i guess.

I fell in love again and here we are! I'm writing again. In theory.

I've also recently decided to only work part time while I'm in school. At least for a bit.

man oh man.

  • Mood: Relief
  • Reading: The Book Thief

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  • Current Residence: Santa Clara, CA
  • Interests: Writing, Music, Theatre, Drawing

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:iconscr4ppy:
nice flower photo...
and yeah, theater is awsome
(lighting design for the win!)
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:iconaspirin:
hi!! i was just browsing around, and i noticed you have an interest in theater. would you be interested in joining ~Actors or ~Techies? we're always looking for new members!!
:iconstute:
Yay! Another friend!! :hug:

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lonely and wanting a hug
:iconwhospen:
Love your poems, and especially your short story "Invisboy!" Thanks a bunch for the watch!

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Embrace Death, and Learn to let go of Life
:iconjxdarkclown:
Chrono Trigger ROXXXX
:iconkajiote:
Yeah Crono Trigger does SO rock!!! :highfive:

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But it has often happened that I have found the most seductive depictions of sin in the pages of those very men of incorruptible virtue who condemned their spell and their effects. --page 81, Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco
:icondisengagedxdreams:
whoot! thanks for the watch! cheers!


~carly

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Group: ~SLG-Club
:iconemeraldcity:
your writing ROCKS :wow:

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:shakefist: gahhhhh! :faint:
Please accept my resignation.
I do not care to belong to any club that will accept me as a member.
:iconkajiote:
thank you very much! :)

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But it has often happened that I have found the most seductive depictions of sin in the pages of those very men of incorruptible virtue who condemned their spell and their effects. --page 81, Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco

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