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• Brian Tristan MacQuillan 2012/04/08 08:20:09
  

  
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• Brian Tristan MacQuillan 2012/03/12 06:16:17
  

  

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• Jenna~POTL~PWCM~JLA 2011/09/05 02:00:20
  

  Yeah, I think that's West Columbia. Near Highway 1 and the two fleamarkets.

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• Jenna~POTL~PWCM~JLA 2011/09/04 23:02:00
  

  Right now I live in Graniteville, next to Aiken, SC. I am hoping in the future to move to either Charleston or southern Lousiana, where most of my family is. With this tough economy I am having a hard time doing anything, including finding a job. What part of Columbia are you located? I have an idea where things are there, but I know Lexington like the back of my hand, but not so much Columbia. I have a tendency to get lost there. lol

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• MQ-American Values Again (AVA) 2011/06/30 02:34:38
  

  

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• Brian Tristan MacQuillan 2011/06/29 05:14:09
  

  Thanks for the happy birthday wishes. :-)

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• Brian Tristan MacQuillan 2011/06/29 05:11:59
  

  My page is blah? Less is more. :-p

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• Delta 2011/06/28 16:36:32
  

  Thank you for adding me and I would like to say that it is an honor to meet someone who can express their feelings and stand strong by their convictions. Nice to meet you.

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• Brian Tristan MacQuillan 2011/06/26 04:16:46
  

  ;-)

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• Malachi 2011/05/31 01:21:14
  

  Thanks for the add !

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• MQ-American Values Again (AVA) 2011/05/29 05:17:56
  

  Dear TinaMarie... let me take this opportunity on Memorial Day to thank you and your husband for your service to our great country... You both have my honor, respect and thanks... (last we spoke your husband was deployed to Iraq... I do hope he is now home safe in yours and your childrens loving arms) .. (my son will be deploying on a secret mission in Afghanistan from August 2011-March 2012... please keep him and all our troops in your prayers) big hugs
  

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• Anna E 2011/02/10 19:19:50
  

  Thank you, toooo. :))
  I didn't think you meant those comments so they didn't bother me. I get carried away with arguing, too. lol
  It's my pleasure meeting you, too.
  *hugs*

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• Yuki ~ ♦Lion King of PHÆT♦ 2011/02/10 03:50:40
  

  Seriously? Why? XD Should I be afraid?
  
  Unfortunately, I don't live near any of the forts. I'm in the Orange County area. Otherwise, I absolutely would. I could probably sell my work online, it's true, but the problem with yarn paintings is that they take long to make and aren't reproducable like prints. I'd much rather work on my lineart, and keep yarn painting as a hobby and an occasional sell, if it comes to that...
  
  
  
  Of course, I can always sell at the local bazaar... ;)

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• Yuki ~ ♦Lion King of PHÆT♦ 2011/02/10 03:29:50
  

  Yep, I made that in sixth grade. It made it into the North Carolina Designer Crafts Guild state fair show this year (whew!) Unfortunately, time is an issue-- the work is slow-moving. I used to make quartz knives, too, when I was younger, and shark-tooth necklaces. Those were always fun.
  
  I have a chronic fear of sewing machines since my Home Economics teacher in middle school told us the story of what happened to a girl who wasn't paying attention to her machine. Ended up in the hospital with a needle through her finger (ouch!)
  
  I could probably make some money off of it, but in what economy? =O

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• Yuki ~ ♦Lion King of PHÆT♦ 2011/02/10 03:14:37
  

  Thanks for stopping by! =)
  
  Glad you found it interesting. Yes, I think if liberals would move a bit to the right and conservatives would move just a bit to the left and apply a bit of patience and open-mindedness, we could find common ground for good compromise and effective and beneficial solutions. But of course, whenever I bring that up on a forum, I might as well have unleashed a rain of fire... X3 A good compromise-- or the very suggestion of it-- leaves everyone angry.
  
  Yarn painting is literally taking yarn and gluing it down (to wood, mainly) to make a painting. I'm currently working on a white fox painting, but this is the only picture I have of what they look like:
  
  
  
  This one is a mandala. I made it in sixth grade, and recently got back into the hobby. =) I'm an artist at heart-- I love art. I can wax poetic about it. *____*

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• Anna E 2011/02/10 01:41:13
  

  Cute kids. I love the pumpkin kid. lol

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• Jenna~POTL~PWCM~JLA 2011/02/04 09:57:57
  

  Thanks for raving me. :)
  

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