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Wolfstuff

Oct 11, 2021

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green grass, sunshine
a child: television
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So, who am I? Really really. I could tell you that I was born in northern Sweden during a snow storm, and subsequently…

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Raised by trolls in northern Sweden, now settled on the California coast a stone’s throw south of the Oregon border. Here I meditate and write.

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