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Dude, I've got updates galore. It's the first time in a while that I've had a surplus of things to write about, but... I don't have the time to share it all just yet. Do I get off on this teasing? I'd be lying if I said no. Tomorrow. I'll have something up tomorrow. Those of you on Facebook already got the sneak preview (which includes pretty much everyone except Isha).

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Beth said…
I want updates NOW!! Sure, it's 2:30 am in your world and you and Sar and the cats are all probably sleeping comfortably with not a care in the world that for *some* of us, it's only 11:30 pm and we want updates!

There better be updates tomorrow, that's all I can say! =P
Anonymous said…
You've finally decided to go through that artificial puberty that you've been wanting since you were deprived of the real thing?

I'm so proud of you.

YA-TOH!

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