May 30 — June 5, 2001
[ & the ketamine-paced process of archiving media continues . . . ]
Massive thanks to Cara Bruce
for one of the best reviews E V E R
It’s been almost a decade, though I appreciate you all the same…
xOxOx
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with mad gratitude to Ara Taylor
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Props, Ever in Order
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