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October 21, 2003
Alicia pitches in -- again
Alicia pitches in again with a post about my shameless begging for trackbacks in the Truth Laid Bear contest. If you haven't visited the Twilight Café yet, go now. She designed my terrific logo (and another one, too, that I'm going to fit in here somewhere).
Check out this post, too, at the Twilight Café. Who was your choice?
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