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Studio finished in the new place, and back to business. 

I'm going to start blogging again, and I don't know how I feel about that.  The last time I kept a blog (besides this one for tech stuff) was a moody Livejournal account where I vented about all manner of angsty stuff and girlfriends who treated me just as bad as I treated them.  I'm over all that now (Thank God) and I'm working on being a better artist and creator. 


Expect a lot of rambling...

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