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Ongoing, First published Jun 28, 2019
Mari's personal crap blog :) hi Janie 
Ugh, haven't been on this account in so long. I felt like awhile ago I just couldn't write, but then I realized I have to do something CREATIVE. I know many of you left us when Jane and I started on with our own lives separate ( we used to live pretty close to each other ) 
I don't have any creative things in my life, so here I am again folks. 
-Mari 1/2 of Mari Jane
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