I am going to the Renegade Craft Fair this Sunday. Wouldn't you like to be my buddy?
Adventures of Monkeybaby
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- Name: Amy
- Location: Chicago, IL, U.S. Outlying Islands
We travel a lot. We are getting used to traveling with a little one. I wish I had more friends nearby. They are scattered. I like warm weather and things you can do in warm weather.
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Tuesday, September 11, 2007


1 Comments:
I wanna go! Sadly*, I will be out of town this weekend. Wah!
*I'll be at a resort town on Lake Michigan (the other side), so it's not exactly sad, but still.
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