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A Tasmanian Wedding
I like Tasmania. It's quiet, but in a quaint and refreshing sort of way (not the soul-draining, desolate emptiness that is the Canbe...
21 and Onwards
So a couple of things have happened since I last posted (oh about a month ago or something). I turned 21 and realised a couple of things: ...
Raining on my Parade
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Odds & Ends #6
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I went to see the new Pixar movie, Inside Out , with a bunch of friends last Tuesday and afterwards, while D&M-ing over Harbourside keba...
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