a nice contrast to the previous post "grief".
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This blog is a personal documentation of my artistic experiments, failures and achievements. As well, I post things that inspire me like music, other artists or random awesomeness. I post on the internet for the interest of friends, family and random people such as yourself. Hell, why not?
I also have a travel blog that might interest you as well.
Annyong Haseyo The travel blog is a record of the trials and tribulations of two foreigners living and working (as ESL teachers) in South Korea, as well as their other travels in Asia and beyond.
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Welcome to CLEAR LIGHT.
This blog is a personal documentation of my artistic experiments, failures and achievements. As well, I post things that inspire me like music, other artists or random awesomeness. I post on the internet for the interest of friends, family and random people such as yourself. Hell, why not?
I also have a travel blog that might interest you as well.
Annyong Haseyo The travel blog is a record of the trials and tribulations of two foreigners living and working (as ESL teachers) in South Korea, as well as their other travels in Asia and beyond.
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i drew them on computer paper, so 8.5 X 11
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