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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Amy, still
April 13, 2010
Almost mid spring, almost mid April: April 13 we will hereafter especially think of Amy, still, with us.
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Ai-jane
My given name, Jane, combines with my other name, Ai-jen, to make Ai-Jane here for this blog. I am a painter living in the Midwest, more west than east, more north than south, and beautiful, and having, still, some wild places.
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